The system administrator receives an email notification on April 30, 2022 that a power issue was reported on the Dell PowerEdge R660. Which log entry helps them investigate this issue for that date?

Question

Options

• AUnder voltage fault detection on power supply 1.
• BPower supply 2 has failed.
• CUnder voltage fault detected on power supply 2.
• DPower supply 1 has failed.

• A
  15% (7)
• B
  9% (4)
• C
  72% (33)
• D
  4% (2)

Explanation

To investigate a power issue on a specific date, such as April 30, 2022, the system administrator should examine the iDRAC logs for entries related to power supply faults or failures. Here's how to approach finding the correct answer: Access the System Logs: In the iDRAC interface, navigate to the Dashboard tab. Scroll down to the Recent Logs section or navigate to System Logs under Maintenance or iDRAC Settings (depending on the iDRAC version) to access detailed logs. Filter Logs by Date: Use the filter option to specify the date, focusing on entries from April 30, 2022. This will help narrow down relevant events. Identify Power-Related Entries: Look for log entries that mention power supply issues or voltage faults around the specified date. In this case, entries related to under-voltage faults or power supply failures will be critical. Interpret the Log Entries: Based on typical power fault logs, consider the possible answers: A . Under voltage fault detection on power supply 1: Indicates a voltage issue was detected on B . Power supply 2 has failed: Indicates PSU2 has completely failed. C . Under voltage fault detected on power supply 2: Indicates a voltage issue was detected on D . Power supply 1 has failed: Indicates PSU1 has completely failed. The specific log entry depends on the exact wording in the logs. However, from the options provided, if the administrator received a notification about a power issue, the most likely scenario involves a failure or under-voltage detection.

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