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The Cisco UCS Manager displays FSM information for which four of these? (Choose four.)
The correct answer is A. which FSM task is being executed B. the current state of an FSM task C. the status of the previous FSM task D. any error codes returned while processing. Cisco UCS Manager's FSM (Finite State Machine) display is designed to provide real-time operational visibility into ongoing processes - it shows the active task being executed (A), its current state (B), the status of the immediately preceding task (C), and any error codes genera
Question
The Cisco UCS Manager displays FSM information for which four of these? (Choose four.)
Options
- Awhich FSM task is being executed
- Bthe current state of an FSM task
- Cthe status of the previous FSM task
- Dany error codes returned while processing
- Eall completed FSM tasks
- Fmultiple FSM tasks that completed over multiple tries
- Gmultiple FSM tasks that failed
How the community answered
(38 responses)- A95% (36)
- E3% (1)
- G3% (1)
Explanation
Cisco UCS Manager's FSM (Finite State Machine) display is designed to provide real-time operational visibility into ongoing processes - it shows the active task being executed (A), its current state (B), the status of the immediately preceding task (C), and any error codes generated during processing (D). These four pieces of information give administrators a live snapshot of what is happening right now and whether errors have occurred.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- E (all completed FSM tasks): The FSM display does not maintain a full historical log of every completed task - that would be a logging/audit function, not an FSM status panel.
- F (multiple tasks completed over multiple tries): UCS Manager FSM does not aggregate multi-attempt completion history in this view.
- G (multiple failed tasks): Similarly, tracking a history of multiple failed tasks is beyond the scope of what the FSM status display shows; it only surfaces current error codes (D), not a failure history.
Memory tip: Think of FSM as a "right now" dashboard - it answers what's running, what state it's in, what just finished, and did anything break? (A, B, C, D). Anything involving historical logs, multi-attempt tracking, or full completion records is outside its scope.
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