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HPE0-S59 · Question #99

You discovered that somebody deleted the SSO certificate that affects accessing iLO from HPE OneView from an iLO processor in an HPE Synergy compute node. How will you recover from this problem?

The correct answer is C. Navigate to HPE OneView, locate the affected server hardware and use Refresh option. If the SSO certificate used for accessing iLO from HPE OneView is deleted, the proper recovery method is to navigate to HPE OneView, locate the affected server hardware, and use the Refresh option. This will re-establish trust and reconfigure the iLO interface, including the…

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Question

You discovered that somebody deleted the SSO certificate that affects accessing iLO from HPE OneView from an iLO processor in an HPE Synergy compute node. How will you recover from this problem?

Options

  • ALogin to the HPE Composer CLI and use the efuse procedure for the affected server.
  • BRemove the affected server from HPE OneView and add it again to reconfigure the iLO
  • CNavigate to HPE OneView, locate the affected server hardware and use Refresh option.
  • DNavigate to HPE OneView, locate the affected server hardware and use the Reset iLO option.

How the community answered

(23 responses)
  • A
    9% (2)
  • B
    4% (1)
  • C
    74% (17)
  • D
    13% (3)

Explanation

If the SSO certificate used for accessing iLO from HPE OneView is deleted, the proper recovery method is to navigate to HPE OneView, locate the affected server hardware, and use the Refresh option. This will re-establish trust and reconfigure the iLO interface, including the certificate.

Topics

#SSO certificate#iLO HPE OneView trust#server hardware refresh#HPE Synergy

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