An administrator must gracefully shut down an ESXi host. Which interfaces provide options for initiating this shutdown? Identify the interfaces from which an ESXi host shutdown can be initiated.
Correct Answer: B
Comprehensive and Detailed Explanation From Exact Extracts: Gracefully shutting down an ESXi host on a PowerEdge server can be performed through multiple interfaces: CLI commands (via SSH or console), the Direct Console User Interface (DCUI) for direct hardware access, and vSphere client or web client for remote management. This flexibility ensures administrators can choose the most convenient method for maintenance tasks. Exclusively using CLI or DCUI limits options, and vSphere-only access ignores direct methods. Exact extract: "Describe maintenance functions, shutdowns, reboots of a PowerEdge Server... Compare the PowerEdge Servers management applications, utilities, and licensing." Reference: Dell PowerEdge Foundations v2 Exam Description (D-PE-FN-01), Topic: Server Management (18%).
Question 17
In a hot aisle/cold aisle data center layout, where is the hot air exhausted from server racks primarily directed?
Correct Answer: D
In a hot aisle/cold aisle layout, hot air exhausted from PowerEdge server racks is primarily directed to the air handling system (e.g., CRAC units) for cooling and recirculation. This design prevents hot air from mixing with cold air, maintaining efficient cooling. Recirculating within racks or venting to the cold aisle would reduce efficiency, and direct exhaust outside is impractical. Exact extract: "Explain the cooling and thermal considerations in PowerEdge Servers (Direct Liquid Cooling, Immersion Cooling, Air Cooling)... Describe maintenance functions, shutdowns, reboots of a PowerEdge Server." Reference: Dell PowerEdge Foundations v2 Exam Description (D-PE-FN-01), Topic: Maintenance (18%).
Question 18
Which Dell PowerEdge server component replacement prompts the use of the Easy Restore feature?
Correct Answer: C
The Easy Restore feature in PowerEdge servers is used when replacing the system board, as it automatically restores system configuration settings, such as BIOS and iDRAC configurations, from a backup stored in non- volatile memory. This ensures quick recovery of server settings post-replacement. Replacing CPUs, hard drives, or tape drives does not trigger Easy Restore, as these components do not store critical system configurations. Exact extract: "Describe maintenance functions, shutdowns, reboots of a PowerEdge Server... Explain the power distribution considerations." Reference: Dell PowerEdge Foundations v2 Exam Description (D-PE-FN-01), Topic: Maintenance (18%).
