D-PWF-OE-00 · Question #57
Which actions can administrators perform to enhance alerting capabilities in PowerFlex? (Choose two)
The correct answer is A. Configure SNMP trap destinations C. Assign alert thresholds for critical events. Administrators enhance PowerFlex alerting by configuring SNMP trap destinations (A), which sends automated alerts to external monitoring systems (like SolarWinds or Nagios) whenever events occur - this is a core integration capability of PowerFlex's alert framework. They also…
Question
Which actions can administrators perform to enhance alerting capabilities in PowerFlex? (Choose two)
Options
- AConfigure SNMP trap destinations
- BEnable encryption for alert traffic
- CAssign alert thresholds for critical events
- DSchedule alert retention policies
How the community answered
(59 responses)- A90% (53)
- B3% (2)
- D7% (4)
Explanation
Administrators enhance PowerFlex alerting by configuring SNMP trap destinations (A), which sends automated alerts to external monitoring systems (like SolarWinds or Nagios) whenever events occur - this is a core integration capability of PowerFlex's alert framework. They also assign alert thresholds for critical events (C), defining the specific conditions (e.g., capacity reaching 80%) that trigger an alert, giving administrators precise control over what warrants notification.
Option B (encryption for alert traffic) is incorrect because, while PowerFlex supports data security features, encrypting alert traffic is not an exposed administrative alerting configuration option - it's a distractor conflating security settings with alerting settings. Option D (scheduling alert retention policies) is a storage/logging management concept, not an alerting capability - retention affects how long records are kept, not how or when alerts are generated.
Memory tip: Think "SNMP Sends alerts out, Thresholds Trigger alerts in" - both actions directly enhance how alerts work (destination and trigger), while the wrong answers deal with security and storage, which are separate concerns.
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