HPE0-S48 · Question #45
Refer to the exhibit. A server integrator is configuring the power management on HPE Onboard Administrator. The customer finds power related information confusing and the integrator needs to explain…
The correct answer is A. The present power is lower than the power allocation because the enclosure is not fully populated. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
Refer to the exhibit. A server integrator is configuring the power management on HPE Onboard Administrator. The customer finds power related information confusing and the integrator needs to explain why the power allocation shown is greater than the present power reading. How should the integrator explain the difference? Enclosure Power (AC Input Power): The Present Power reading is the actual measurement of AC input power drawn by the enclosure and all devices. Note: The AC input Wattage draw is calculated for the enclosure (including all of its devices) based on the known AC Wattage values obtained from the enclosure’s power supplies. The Power Limit value can change depending on the current Power Mode (power redundancy setting) and the number and location of power supplies.
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Options
- AThe present power is lower than the power allocation because the enclosure is not fully populated
- BThe present power is always lower than the power allocation. The power allocation is potentially
- CThe present power is not equal to the power allocation due to an inaccurate measurement in
- DThe power allocation contains a security margin to project circuit breakers in case of sudden
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(25 responses)- A72% (18)
- B16% (4)
- C8% (2)
- D4% (1)
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