A server engineer wants to control power usage on a Cisco UCS C-Series rack server down to the component level. Which two components support specific power limits? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is C. processor E. memory. Cisco UCS C-Series servers support component-level power capping for processors (C) and memory (E) through the BIOS power management and UCS Manager power policies. Processor power limits are controlled via CPU TDP (Thermal Design Power) configuration, and memory power limits…

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Astorage controller
Bnetwork controller
Cprocessor
Dgraphic card
Ememory

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Explanation

Cisco UCS C-Series servers support component-level power capping for processors (C) and memory (E) through the BIOS power management and UCS Manager power policies. Processor power limits are controlled via CPU TDP (Thermal Design Power) configuration, and memory power limits can be set to restrict DIMM power consumption. Storage controllers, network controllers, and GPU/graphic cards do not expose individual power limit controls through the Cisco UCS power management framework at the component level.

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