DES-4121 · Question #22
A user installed OME on a PowerEdge R640 server. OME has discovered and is currently monitoring another 30 remote PoworEdge 14G servers. Each server has the following configuration. - 2xCPUs - 384…
The correct answer is D. Remote servers need to have the iDRAC Enterprise license installed to be able to send alerts. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
A user installed OME on a PowerEdge R640 server. OME has discovered and is currently monitoring another 30 remote PoworEdge 14G servers. Each server has the following configuration.
- 2xCPUs
- 384 GB RAM
- 6x118 drives ma RAID 6 virtual disk
- No hot spare drive
- PERC
- vFlash
- iDRAC9 Express license
At 9 PM on Monday evening, one of the remote servers has a disk failure but stays operational. The administrator monitoring OME does not find out about the issue until 5 PM the following Friday. They place a support call to investigate why OME was not informed about the disk failure before then. What is the reason for this issue not being reported to OME?
Options
- ARemote servers are not configured with OME as the trap destination address OME discovered the
- BOME only updates its alert database at 5 PM every Friday.
- CRemote servers are not configured with OME as the trap destination address OME was informed
- DRemote servers need to have the iDRAC Enterprise license installed to be able to send alerts.
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- B3% (1)
- C11% (4)
- D81% (30)
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