A.Virtual CD/DVD

B.Normal Boot

C.Lifecycle Controller

D.Next Boot

A.Service manual gives detailed instruction at which firmware levels the components should run

B.Service crucial cable routing and special part handling instructions.

C.Service manual describes has to reconfigure the server for option performnance-bossting settings, increasing efficiency

D.Service manual provides virtual information on which live wire in the system to avoid, to ensure electric shocks does not accrue Service manual

A.Server CPUs have no overlocking features; client CPUs do have them

B.Server CPUs use identical socket types, client CPUs use multiple socket types

C.Server CPUs frequently have fewer cores and more processing power than client CPUs

D.Servers tend to have fewer CPUs installed than clients

A.RAID 0

B.RAID 1

C.RAID 5

D.RAID 6

A.Security Compliance Manager

B.Resource Monitor

C.Server Manager_Local Server

D.Activity Monitor