HP0-S44 · Question #9
A system Integrator is installing two HP ProLiant BL460c Gen9 servers in an HP c7000 BladeSystem Enclosure that is managed by HP OneView The enclosure has two HP Virtual Connect Flex-10 Ethernet…
The correct answer is B. Resolve the issue with the NIC on the server generating the pause flood. This might include C. Reset pause flood protection from Advanced Ethernet Settings in Virtual Connect Manager. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
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A system Integrator is installing two HP ProLiant BL460c Gen9 servers in an HP c7000 BladeSystem Enclosure that is managed by HP OneView The enclosure has two HP Virtual Connect Flex-10 Ethernet modules mat are used to provide network connectivity for the blades. After the integrator completes the installation, one of the new servers is able to connect to the network, but the other cannot. Following the HP 6-step Troubleshooting Methodology, the integrator checks the downlink port statuses of the problem blade in HP OneView and finds that the ports show a status of "Unlinked
- Pause Flood Detected"
Which two steps should the integrator take to add to the Optimized Action Plan to resolve this problem? (Select two.)
Options
- AReset pause flood protection from the Actions menu on the Interconnects screen in HP OneView.
- BResolve the issue with the NIC on the server generating the pause flood. This might include
- CReset pause flood protection from Advanced Ethernet Settings in Virtual Connect Manager.
- DCreate and assign a new server profile in HP OneView for the server generating the pause flood.
- EReset pause flood protection from the Actions menu on the Enclosures screen in HP OneView.
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