010-151 · Question #6
Refer to the exhibit. Which item does F represent?
The correct answer is D. CPU 2. In the server component layout diagram shown in the exhibit, position F identifies CPU 2 based on the standard processor socket placement for the referenced Cisco UCS server.
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Refer to the exhibit. Which item does F represent?
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- AHDD 1
- BTFP Module
- CSuperCap Module
- DCPU 2
- ECMOS Battery
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Why each option
In the server component layout diagram shown in the exhibit, position F identifies CPU 2 based on the standard processor socket placement for the referenced Cisco UCS server.
HDD 1 is located in a front drive bay area of the server chassis, which is a different physical region from the position labeled F in the exhibit.
The TFP (Trusted Flash Platform) Module occupies a dedicated small form-factor slot on the board, which does not correspond to position F in the layout.
The SuperCap Module is a small capacitor unit positioned near the storage controller region, not at the processor socket area labeled F in the exhibit.
In the component layout diagram for the referenced Cisco UCS server, position F corresponds to the second CPU socket as defined in the hardware installation guide. Cisco UCS server board diagrams label processor sockets sequentially, and the physical location marked F in the exhibit aligns with the CPU 2 socket position. Identifying processor socket locations is critical for memory population rules and component replacement procedures.
The CMOS Battery is a coin-cell component typically placed at the edge of the motherboard, which is a distinct location from position F shown in the exhibit.
Concept tested: Cisco UCS server motherboard component layout identification
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/unified_computing/ucs/c/hw/C460/install/C460.html
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