An engineer repaired a memory problem in a ProLiant BL460c Gen8 server blade running
Windows 2008 R2. What should the engineer do to verify the repair? (Select two.)
A.
Observe the Insight Display at the front of the server after it boots.
B.
Check the Active Health System.
C.
Observe the server console for POST errors.
D.
Reboot the BL460c Gen8 server and run the offline Insight Diagnostics.
E.
Reseat the memory and inform the customer when the job is done.
Explanation:
C.
Observe the server console for POST errors.
D.
Reboot the BL460c Gen8 server and run the offline Insight Diagnostics.
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This question has burnt my head more than any. I think B and C is the best answer, although, A,B,C and D could all be correct. I asked our HP Guru and he agreed…
a) The insight display is a fault indicator, though it doesn’t offer any information in relation to what that fault or degradation could be. If you replaced a faulty DIMM, boot the server only to see it still degraded light, it doesn’t to say it’s the same fault/DIMM.
b) is defiantly right.
c) *probably right
d) Wouldn’t really need offline Insight Diags as with a G8 the Active Health system is always on diagnostics.
I could be wrong as it’s one of ‘those’ questions but I would go with B and C.
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I agree with the answer. AD
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