You are showing your customer now veeam integrates with HPE storage products, such as HPE Nimble and HPE 3PAR. You show how Veeam can restore in a fast and efficient way from HPE storage snapshots Is this a correct statement?
Solution:The HPE Nimble Storage Replication Adapter (SRA) for VMware must be installed on the host running VMware

As relates to mitigating ransomware, is this a best practice?
Solution: Avoid using NAS based backup targets since ransomware is primarily looking for tiles to encrypt Instead, use independent access through APIs like Catalyst or tape drives with vaulting procedures

The customer currently has one HPE 3PAR and two Nimble storage arrays connected via Fibre Channel (FC) to 12 HPE OL380 servers running VMware They make backups with Commvault to HPE StoreEver tape libraries. They also make snapshots inside the storage array, to lower RTO and RPO.
They store the snapshots on the array itself, and fear that they might be vulnerable to array failures They want to maintain their low RTO and RPO objectives while storing data outside the array is this a valid option for the customer?
Solution: Use HPE infoSight for autonomous data protection, storing data on multiple arrays based on predictive analytics defined policies

You need to meet with a customer about replacing their aging EMC Data Domain-based platform with a new solution is this a tool that you could use to effectively assess current backup deployment?
Is this a tool that you could use to effectively assess current backup deployment?
Solution:NinjaStars

Is this a reason why your customer might choose the HPE Apollo 4510 systems instead of the HPE Apollo 42O0 system?
Solution: The Apollo 4510 system has a higher density chassis, and so can host more drives with more backup capacity