EMC Dell PowerEdge Operate v2 : D-PE-OE-01

On a Dell PowerEdge server equipped with NVIDIA GPUs, one of the installed GPUs shows a continuous Increase in ECC Correctable Errors whenever the system is under load. Running dcgmi diag -r 3 returns PASS for all diagnostic tests, and a full GPU memory BIST detects no memory cell faults. The IDRAC System Event Log repeatedly reports: ' Correctable Memory Warning increased" for the same GPU. The system appears healthy, and no PCIe or XID fatal errors are recorded. What action should be taken first?

• A. Inspect the airflow and thermal conditions for the PCIe slot where the GPU is installed.
• B. Reduce the GPU memory clock to mitigate temperature-dependent memory errors.
• C. Reseat the GPU to eliminate any potential connector or contact issues.
• D. Update the PCIe switch firmware to prevent bus-related memory parity errors.

An engineer needs to install an additional PSU on an existing, single PSU Dell EMC PowerEdge R740. They complete the initial installation and cabling procedures. They connect an AC cable and the power distribution unit produces normal AC output. The engineer checks power management and sees that the new PSU is in the Failed state.
What task should be completed to troubleshoot this issue?

• A. Set the PSU AC redundancy to 1+0
• B. Confirm the System Input Power CAP is not set to Low
• C. Verify the new PSU is the same type and wattage rating
• D. Set the PSU AC redundancy to 1+1

A company needs a server that meets these requirements:
- Support workloads that are accelerated and computational-heavy
- Has cyber resilient architecture and Root of Trust
- Supports HPR fans
- Supports OCP 3.0 technology
Which Dell PowerEdge server model meets these requirements?

• A. R960
• B. XE9680
• C. MX760c

A technician is installing Windows Server 2016 on a server with RAID 1 and RAID 5 virtual disks.
How should they configure the server and deploy the OS?

• A. Go to Settings in the Lifecycle Controller, Configure both virtual disks using the guided OS installation method
• B. Go to system setup to configure both virtual disks, Select the Deploy OS option in the system setup utility
• C. Create two virtual disks using the iDRAC UI, Access the Lifecycle Controller, Go to OS deployment using 'Deploy OS'
• D. Go to the RAID Configuration menu in the Lifecycle Controller, Create both virtual disks, Go to OS deployment using 'Deploy OS'

A server has a dead system board that a technician must replace. After replacing the new system board the technician finds that the user did not back up the server profile, although they did configure the Parts Replacement policy to restore the configuration and firmware revisions for any replaced parts.
After powering on the server with the new system board, the Easy Restore feature displays a window asking if the Easy restore configuration needs to be restored to the system board.
As the Parts Replacement policy had already been configured, the technician selects YES at the Easy Restore screen knowing that the parts Replacement policy will restore the remaining configurations. After powering on the server, the technician then finds that the parts not covered by Easy Restores have not been reconfigured.
What caused the reconfiguration process to stop?

• A. The technician did not back up the server profile upon arrival and before installing the new system board
• B. Easy Restore overrides the Parts Replacement policy
• C. The technician forgot to move the vFlash SD card from the old system board to the new system board
• D. Configuration data used by the Parts Replacement policy was stored in the Lifecycle Controller on the original system board