A system admin is documenting the health check findings for a PowerEdge R740. They notice that the system health LED is solid amber and the SEL shows a 'Fan 4 failed' event. The server is still running. What should be included in the report?

The fan failure and a note that the server is running normally.

Only the fan failure event, as the server is still running.

The fan failure, the impact on cooling, and the recommended action to replace Fan 4.

The fan failure and a recommendation to ignore it until the next scheduled maintenance.

A hospital IT team monitors a PowerEdge R740 running a patient records database. During a routine check, they notice the server's front panel LCD shows 'E1810' and the system event log (SEL) records a 'Power Supply input lost' event for PSU2. The server has two 750W PSUs in a 1+1 redundant configuration. The server continues to run normally. What should the team do first?

Ignore the event because the server is still running and the PSU is redundant.

Check the power cord and the circuit breaker feeding PSU2, then verify if the PSU is still detected by iDRAC.

Reboot the server to clear the SEL and reset the PSU status.

Replace PSU2 immediately because the server is running on a single power supply and is now at risk.

A junior admin is learning to perform health checks on a PowerEdge server. They are asked to list the key hardware components that require health checks. Which of the following is the most complete and accurate list?

Power supplies, fans, and temperature sensors only.

CPU, memory, storage, power supplies, fans, and temperature sensors.

CPU, memory, storage, and the operating system.

An IT manager wants a centralized view of the hardware health of all 50 PowerEdge servers in the environment, including alerting and reporting. Which Dell OpenManage tool is best suited for this task?

OpenManage Server Administrator (OMSA)

Which of the following is an appropriate way to report health check findings to stakeholders?

Generate a summary report that lists component status and any anomalies

Delete the findings after the check to save storage space

Verbally mention the findings without any written record

Store the findings only in the server's BIOS

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Domain 4Objective 1

Perform Health Checks of Hardware Components POWEREDGE-OPERATE-V2 Practice Questions (Page 4)

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A system admin is documenting the health check findings for a PowerEdge R740. They notice that the system health LED is solid amber and the SEL shows a 'Fan 4 failed' event. The server is still running. What should be included in the report?
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A hospital IT team monitors a PowerEdge R740 running a patient records database. During a routine check, they notice the server's front panel LCD shows 'E1810' and the system event log (SEL) records a 'Power Supply input lost' event for PSU2. The server has two 750W PSUs in a 1+1 redundant configuration. The server continues to run normally. What should the team do first?
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A junior admin is learning to perform health checks on a PowerEdge server. They are asked to list the key hardware components that require health checks. Which of the following is the most complete and accurate list?
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19application · medium
An IT manager wants a centralized view of the hardware health of all 50 PowerEdge servers in the environment, including alerting and reporting. Which Dell OpenManage tool is best suited for this task?
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Which of the following is an appropriate way to report health check findings to stakeholders?
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