Replace Faulty Nodes POWEREDGE-XE-OPERATE Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–15

1. 11foundation · easy

   Which combination of indicators is most commonly associated with a faulty node in a PowerEdge XE chassis?

   • ABlue LED on the node, occasional informational logs, and slightly higher network traffic
   • BAmber LED on the node, repeated error entries in the system event log, and reduced performance
   • CNo LED activity, empty event log, and consistent performance
   • DGreen LED on the node, no error logs, and normal performance
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2. 12expert · hard

   An administrator is troubleshooting a PowerEdge XE chassis where one node is showing 'Predictive failure' for a memory module in the iDRAC logs. The node is still running, but the administrator needs to determine whether to replace the memory module or the entire node. The chassis is running a critical workload and downtime must be minimized.

   • AIgnore the predictive failure and continue monitoring, as the node is still running and the failure may not occur.
   • BReplace the specific memory module indicated by the predictive failure, as this addresses the root cause while minimizing downtime.
   • CSchedule a maintenance window to replace the entire node, as replacing a memory module requires powering down the node anyway.
   • DReplace the entire node, as a predictive failure on any component indicates the node is unreliable and should be replaced.
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4. 13foundation · easy

   After inserting a replacement node, what should you do to ensure it is properly connected?

   • ACheck the node's IP address
   • BApply pressure to the top of the node to ensure it is secure
   • CTighten any screws on the node's front panel
   • DVerify that the release latch is fully engaged and the node is flush with the chassis
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5. 14foundation · easy

   Why is it important to follow the correct removal procedure when extracting a node from the chassis?

   • ATo ensure the node's data is preserved
   • BTo reduce the time needed for replacement
   • CTo avoid damaging the node, chassis, or adjacent components
   • DTo maintain the node's warranty
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6. 15foundation · easy

   What is the correct safety step to perform before replacing a node in a PowerEdge XE chassis?

   • AOnly disconnect the network cables, keep power connected
   • BRemove the node without any preparation
   • CLeave the node powered on to maintain system availability
   • DPower down the node and disconnect all cables
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