SK0-005 · Question #54
Following a recent power outage, a server in the datacenter has been constantly going offline and losing its configuration. Users have been experiencing access issues while using the application on th
The correct answer is A. The server has a faulty power supply B. The server has a CMOS battery failure. A faulty power supply could lead to intermittent server shutdowns or failure to remain operational. This could explain why the server is frequently going offline after the power outage. A CMOS battery failure would cause the server to lose its BIOS settings, including date and ti
Question
Following a recent power outage, a server in the datacenter has been constantly going offline and losing its configuration. Users have been experiencing access issues while using the application on the server. The server technician notices the data and time are incorrect when the server is online. All other servers are working. Which of the following would MOST likely cause this issue? (Choose two.)
Options
- AThe server has a faulty power supply
- BThe server has a CMOS battery failure
- CThe server requires OS updates
- DThe server has a malfunctioning LED panel
- EThe servers do not have NTP configured
- FThe time synchronization service is disabled on the servers
How the community answered
(30 responses)- A77% (23)
- C13% (4)
- E7% (2)
- F3% (1)
Explanation
A faulty power supply could lead to intermittent server shutdowns or failure to remain operational. This could explain why the server is frequently going offline after the power outage. A CMOS battery failure would cause the server to lose its BIOS settings, including date and time configurations, whenever it loses power. This would explain the incorrect date and time observed when the server is back online.
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