While working in the server room a technician notices that water is forming on the walls of the server room. Which of the following is the BEST course of action to correct the problem?

Condensation forms when moisture-laden air contacts a cooler surface, which means the relative humidity in the room is excessive. Facilities staff control HVAC and dehumidification systems and are the correct personnel to adjust humidity to the recommended data center range of 40-60% RH, preventing further condensation and protecting equipment.

Leaving the condition unchanged does not address the root cause of high humidity and risks prolonged moisture exposure to sensitive electrical equipment.

Lowering the temperature would cause more condensation, not less, because colder surfaces increase the likelihood that warm, humid air will reach its dew point.

Raising the room temperature could reduce condensation on walls, but it risks overheating servers and still does not address the underlying excessive humidity.