C1000-026 · Question #61
Which event QID test is used to send an email as a rule response when disk usage reaches a threshold?
The correct answer is B. (38750076) Disk Sentry Disk Usage Exceeded Warning threshold levels. Option B is correct because it precisely matches the full, official event name associated with QID 38750076 in the monitoring system - "Disk Sentry Disk Usage Exceeded Warning threshold levels" - which is the exact event name required when configuring a rule response to trigger…
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Which event QID test is used to send an email as a rule response when disk usage reaches a threshold?
Options
- A(38750076) Disk Sentry Reached Warn threshold
- B(38750076) Disk Sentry Disk Usage Exceeded Warning threshold levels
- C(38750076) Disk Usage Exceeded Warn threshold
- D(38750076) Disk Sentry Disk Usage Exceeded Warn threshold
How the community answered
(26 responses)- A4% (1)
- B92% (24)
- D4% (1)
Explanation
Option B is correct because it precisely matches the full, official event name associated with QID 38750076 in the monitoring system - "Disk Sentry Disk Usage Exceeded Warning threshold levels" - which is the exact event name required when configuring a rule response to trigger an email notification.
Option A ("Disk Sentry Reached Warn threshold") is wrong because it omits "Disk Usage Exceeded" and uses the truncated "Warn" instead of the full word "Warning." Option C ("Disk Usage Exceeded Warn threshold") is wrong because it drops the required "Disk Sentry" prefix that identifies the correct event source. Option D ("Disk Sentry Disk Usage Exceeded Warn threshold") is the most tempting distractor - it has the right structure but uses "Warn" instead of "Warning" and omits "levels" at the end, making it an incomplete match.
Memory tip: Think of option B as the "most complete" answer - it has every component: Disk Sentry (source) + Disk Usage Exceeded (event) + Warning (full word, not abbreviated) + threshold levels (plural noun ending). Any other option is missing at least one of these pieces.
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