Understand MX7000 Troubleshooting (e.g., Minimum to POST and Alerts) POWEREDGE-MX-MODULAR-DEPLOY Practice Questions (Page 1)

Questions 1–5

1. 1application · medium

   An MX7000 chassis generates an alert with the message 'PSU1: Input voltage out of range'. The power supply is receiving power, but the voltage is slightly above the acceptable range. What is the recommended corrective action?

   • ACheck the PDU and the power source for voltage irregularities.
   • BUpdate the firmware on the power supply.
   • CReplace the power supply immediately.
   • DIgnore the alert because the PSU is receiving power.
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2. 2foundation · easy

   What is the minimum number of management modules required for an MX7000 chassis to successfully complete POST?

   • AZero
   • BTwo
   • CFour
   • DOne
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4. 3application · medium

   An MX7000 chassis is running normally. The LCD displays 'Temperature sensor 3: warning threshold exceeded'. The ambient temperature in the data center is within the recommended range. What is the most appropriate response?

   • AImmediately power off the chassis to prevent hardware damage.
   • BReplace the temperature sensor immediately.
   • CCheck the cooling fans and airflow within the chassis.
   • DIgnore the alert because the ambient temperature is normal.
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5. 4foundation · easy

   Which of the following is a common cause of MX7000 POST failure?

   • AInsufficient power supply capacity
   • BToo many compute sleds installed
   • CMissing Ethernet cables
   • DIncorrect time zone setting
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6. 5expert · hard

   An MX7000 chassis is being deployed in a remote branch office. The technician has only one management module available and two power supplies. The technician installs the management module in slot M1 and connects both power supplies to a single PDU. The chassis powers on, but the LCD shows 'Management module redundancy lost' and the chassis status LED is amber. What is the most appropriate action to ensure the chassis operates normally?

   • AUpdate the firmware on the management module to clear the alert.
   • BConnect the power supplies to separate PDUs to improve power redundancy.
   • CInstall a second management module in slot M2 to restore redundancy.
   • DAcknowledge the alert and continue operating with a single management module.
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