Free Access EMC.D-PE-OE-01.v2026-06-18.q123 Practice Test (Page 2)

Question 1

A technician has a 13G system that is giving NO video to a crash cart connected to the front VGA port. The LCD is NOT reporting any errors.
The system reports 'CPU Resetting' messages sporadically in the lifecycle log. The iDRAC runs an Express license. The technician needs to most efficiently determine if the system is completing POST despite the video issue.
Which two steps should the technician take to perform this task?(Choose two.)

A.Hold the system identification button for 6 seconds

B.Launch the iDRAC virtual console

C.Reduce to minimum to post

D.Connect to rear VGA port

Question 2

The administrator plans to deploy secure connect gateway in the environment. The environment consists of Windows, Linux, and VMware.
Where should the application be installed?

A.Can deploy a system running OS X and install on the system

B.Must be installed on a PowerEdge server running iDRAC9

C.Must implement as system running a Windows OS and install on the system

D.Can be installed on a virtual machine running the Linux OS

Question 3

What are benefits of installing the Dell iDRAC Service Module?

A.In-band SNMP traps for hardware alerts. Remote iDRAC reset

B.Remote iDRAC reset. Ability to update firmware on the server

C.Ability to update firmware on the server., iDRAC access via host OS

D.iDRAC access via host OS. Ability to access the Lifecycle Controller for server updates

Question 4

A technician is installing a new server and is not getting any link lights on the iDRAC management port. They have verified that the cable and switch port are working.
What could be causing this issue?

A.NIC selection is set for Shared LOM

B.iDRAC has been disabled in the Lifecycle Controller

C.iDRAC firmware update is currently in progress

D.IP has not been set in the Lifecycle Controller

Question 5

A server is experiencing latency issues, and the end user was told to disable C States and C1E.
Where can these settings be checked in the BIOS?

A.Processor Settings

B.Miscellaneous Settings

C.System Profile Settings

D.System Information

Correct Answer: C

Locating C States and C1E Settings in the BIOS
System Administration (18%)
Configure BIOS, Storage, virtual media, networking, user access, lockdown mode, and group management Understanding C States and C1E C States: CPU power management features that allow the processor to enter low-power idle states to conserve energy when idle.
C1E: Enhanced C1 state; a deeper power-saving mode that reduces CPU voltage and frequency. Impact on Performance While these features save power, they can introduce latency due to the time required for the CPU to transition between power states.
Disabling C States and C1E can improve performance and reduce latency, which is crucial for latency-sensitive applications.
Locating the Settings in BIOS
Enter BIOS Setup
During server startup, press F2 to enter the System Setup (BIOS) utility.
Navigate to System Profile Settings
In the BIOS menu, select System BIOS.
Then select System Profile Settings.
Adjust C States and C1E Settings
Within System Profile Settings, you can:
Set the System Profile to Performance to automatically disable power-saving features.
Manually disable C States and C1E under CPU Power Management if customization is needed.
Explanation of Options
Option A: Processor Settings
Analysis: While this section includes CPU-related configurations, power management settings like C States and C1E are typically located under System Profile Settings. Conclusion: Incorrect.
Option B: Miscellaneous Settings
Analysis: This section covers various unrelated settings and does not include CPU power management options.
Conclusion: Incorrect.
Option C: System Profile Settings
Analysis: This is the correct location for adjusting power management features affecting CPU performance and latency.
Conclusion: Correct Answer.
Option D: System Information
Analysis: This section displays hardware information and does not allow configuration changes.
Conclusion: Incorrect.
Dell Operate Reference
System Administration (18%)
Configure BIOS: Mastery of BIOS settings is essential for optimizing server performance and addressing issues like latency.
Server Components (26%)
Define the different processor, memory options, and memory configurations: Understanding how CPU settings affect overall system performance.
Conclusion
To address latency issues by disabling C States and C1E, the settings can be found and adjusted in the System Profile Settings section of the BIOS.

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