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When the Cisco UCS Manager is used to verify the B- or C-Series device, which two types of Overall Status are acceptable and do not indicate a failure? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is B. OK C. Unassociated. In Cisco UCS Manager, an Overall Status of 'OK' indicates normal operation and 'Unassociated' indicates a server is discovered but not yet assigned to a service profile - neither represents a failure condition. 'Online' and 'Active' are not standard non-failure Overall Status…
Question
When the Cisco UCS Manager is used to verify the B- or C-Series device, which two types of Overall Status are acceptable and do not indicate a failure? (Choose two.)
Options
- AOnline
- BOK
- CUnassociated
- DActive
How the community answered
(40 responses)- A8% (3)
- B80% (32)
- D13% (5)
Why each option
In Cisco UCS Manager, an Overall Status of 'OK' indicates normal operation and 'Unassociated' indicates a server is discovered but not yet assigned to a service profile - neither represents a failure condition. 'Online' and 'Active' are not standard non-failure Overall Status values in this context.
'Online' is not listed as a standard Overall Status value in Cisco UCS Manager for B-Series or C-Series devices and does not map to a recognized non-failure health state in this tool.
A status of 'OK' means the B-Series blade or C-Series server is fully operational with no detected hardware or configuration faults, making it a healthy and acceptable state.
A status of 'Unassociated' means the server has been discovered and is functioning correctly in the UCS domain but has not yet been assigned to a service profile, which is a normal pre-deployment state and does not indicate a failure.
'Active' is not a valid Overall Status designation for UCS Manager server health and does not correspond to a documented non-failure condition for blade or rack servers.
Concept tested: Cisco UCS Manager server Overall Status health states
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/unified_computing/ucs/ucs-manager/GUI-User-Guides/Getting-Started/3-1/b_UCSM_Getting_Started_Guide_3_1.html
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