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Floor load limitations- Power distribution unit (PDU)- Keyboard-video-mouse (KVM) placement- Rail kits- Power cablingRedundant power- Uninterruptible power supply (UPS)- Separate circuits- Separate providersPower connector typesCable management- Network cablingRedundant networkingTwisted pairFiber- SC- LC- Single mode- MultimodeGigabit10 GigESmall form factor pluggable (SFP)SFP+Quad small form factor pluggable (QSFP)Cable management- Server chassis typesTowerRack mountBlade enclosure- Server componentsHardware compatibility list (HCL)Central processing unit (CPU)Graphics processing unit (GPU)MemoryBus typesInterface typesExpansion cardsGiven a scenario, deploy and manage storage.- RAID levels and types015610Just a bunch of disks (JBOD)Hardware vs. software - Capacity planning- Hard drive media typesSolid state drive (SSD)- Wear factors1. Read intensive2. 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Which of the following should the administrator use to access the server’s console?  IP KVM  VNC  A crash cart  RDP  SSH Reference:https://phoenixnap.com/blog/what-is-bare-metal-serverNEW QUESTION 93Which of the following allows for a connection of devices to both sides inside of a blade enclosure?  Midplane  Active backplane  Passive backplane  Management module NEW QUESTION 94A technician is connecting a Linux server to a share on a NAS. Which of the following is the MOST appropriate native protocol to use for this task?  CIFS  FTP  SFTP  NFS NEW QUESTION 95A server administrator is swapping out the GPU card inside a server. Which of the following actions should the administrator take FIRST?  Inspect the GPU that is being installed.  Ensure the GPU meets HCL guidelines.  Shut down the server.  Disconnect the power from the rack. 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