A server technician in a datacenter configures a daemon to monitor the battery health in a UPS. Over a two day time period, the daemon generates a warning message. Which of the following represents th

Performing a diagnostic test on the UPS batteries first confirms whether the warning reflects a genuine failure or a false alarm from the monitoring daemon - this follows standard troubleshooting methodology of verifying the problem before committing to any disruptive or costly remediation action such as replacement or load migration.

Immediately replacing the batteries without testing is premature because a warning may indicate a minor degradation, calibration drift, or a sensor error that does not require replacement.

Moving servers to another UPS before testing is unnecessarily disruptive, risks overloading the target UPS, and skips the diagnostic step that may reveal no action is needed.

Replacing the entire UPS unit without first testing the batteries is an excessive and costly response that bypasses proper diagnostic verification and may be completely unnecessary.