What is the most likely reason for this issue?

A customer purchased a StoreOnce 3620 earlier in the year and has decided to add a 10GBase-Т adapter to it, which the customer sourced elsewhere and installed themselves. They complain that the new adapter is not configurable.

What is the most likely reason for this issue?
A . The StoreOnce software requires updating
B . Secure boot must be enabled in the BIOS to securely enable HBAs
C . The customer failed to install a License to Use (LTU) for it
D . The StoreOnce needs to connect to InfoSight to validate the adapter authenticity

View Answer

Answer: C

Explanation:

The most likely reason the 10GBase-T adapter installed in the StoreOnce 3620 is not configurable is that the customer failed to install a License to Use (LTU) for it (Option C). HPE StoreOnce systems require an LTU for certain hardware components and features. Without the appropriate license, the system will not recognize or allow configuration of the newly installed hardware.

Ensuring that the LTU is correctly installed would likely resolve the issue and allow the adapter to be

fully operational.

Reference: HPE StoreOnce Overview

HPE Licensing and Support