DELL EMC D-PE-FN-23 Practice Exams
Last updated on Oct 22,2026- Exam Code: D-PE-FN-23
- Exam Name: Dell PowerEdge Foundations 2023 Exam
- Certification Provider: DELL EMC
- Latest update: Oct 22,2026
A system administrator is troubleshooting a server that can’t access any website on the internet. The administrator is entering the URL of the website into a web browser, and an error message pops up “This site can’t be reached.”
However, the administrator has verified that the server can ping internal network devices.
Which network service has to be configured on the server to be able to reach to the internet?
- A . OSPF
- B . ARP
- C . DNS
- D . DHCP
A system administrator has Dell EMC PowerEdge server with dual 750W PSUs in a "Not Redundant" configuration with hot spare enabled. One PSU was accidentally removed from the server.
What is the expected behavior in this scenario?
- A . Available power is reduced to a single PSU rated output, and the server may shutdown
- B . If the active PSU was removed, the server will reboot to activate hot spare
- C . Available power remains unchanged as the output of two PSUs is never combined in servers
- D . The server will immediately shutdown as PSUs were configured in "Not Redundant" mode
What is the correct order of steps to configure a Dell PowerEdge server for HTTP boot in UEFI mode?
Note: Answers to this question are not verified by our experts, please study yourself and select the appropriate answers.
- A . a) Select HTTP Device Settings.
b) Boot into F2 System Setup.
c) Select UEFI for Boot Mode.
d) Select System BIOS and Boot Settings.
e) Select System BIOS and Network Settings.
f) Select Finish and Reboot Server into System Setup. - B . a) Select System BIOS and Network Settings.
b) Select UEFI for Boot Mode.
c) Boot into F2 System Setup.
d) Select System BIOS and Boot Settings.
e) Select HTTP Device Settings.
f) Select Finish and Reboot Server into System Setup. - C . a) Select UEFI for Boot Mode.
b) Select Finish and Reboot Server into System Setup.
c) Boot into F2 System Setup.
d) Select HTTP Device Settings.
e) Select System BIOS and Network Settings.
f) Select System BIOS and Boot Settings. - D . a) Select HTTP Device Settings.
b) Select System BIOS and Network Settings.
c) Boot into F2 System Setup.
d) Select System BIOS and Boot Settings.
e) Select UEFI for Boot Mode.
f) Select Finish and Reboot Server into System Setup. - E . a) Select HTTP Device Settings.
b) Select System BIOS and Boot Settings.
c) Select UEFI for Boot Mode.
d) Boot into F2 System Setup.
e) Select System BIOS and Network Settings.
f) Select Finish and Reboot Server into System Setup. - F . a) Select UEFI for Boot Mode.
b) Select HTTP Device Settings.
c) Boot into F2 System Setup.
d) Select System BIOS and Boot Settings.
e) Select System BIOS and Network Settings.
f) Select Finish and Reboot Server into System Setup.
What process divides the data into blocks across multiple disk drives?
- A . Parity
- B . Striping
- C . Mirroring
- D . Redundancy
What kind of information is typically required upfront to install a server?
- A . Server requires External storage
- B . Server must have SATA drives
- C . Server must have SSD drives
- D . Server requires network information
What is the objective of the Patch Management process?
- A . Confirm that industry cable management techniques are followed
- B . Ensure that all software within a company is up-to-date
- C . Correctly install and configure Dell EMC Open Manage Essentials
- D . Upgrade server hardware to the latest PCB revisions
A network administrator needs to size an IP subnet to address his 60,000 clients.
Which subnet will fulfill the requirement without using unnecessary IP addresses?
- A . /24
- B . /32
- C . /16
- D . /8
What is the purpose of the DNS role?
- A . Send out emails from a server to a client
- B . Translate domain names into IP address
- C . transfer computer files between a client and a server
- D . Distribute and update dynamic IP address
What is the correct sequence to deploy the operating systems when using the Lifecycle Controller?
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- A . a) Select the operating system.
b) Enter the Lifecycle Controller.
c) Insert the operating system installation media.
d) Select OS Deployment and deploy.
e) Configure the RAID disk. - B . a) Enter the Lifecycle Controller.
b) Select the operating system.
c) Insert the operating system installation media.
d) Select OS Deployment and deploy.
e) Configure the RAID disk. - C . a) Insert the operating system installation media.
b) Enter the Lifecycle Controller.
c) Select the operating system.
d) Select OS Deployment and deploy.
e) Configure the RAID disk. - D . a) Select the operating system.
b) Configure the RAID disk.
c) Insert the operating system installation media.
d) Select OS Deployment and deploy.
e) Enter the Lifecycle Controller. - E . a) Enter the Lifecycle Controller.
b) Insert the operating system installation media.
c) Select OS Deployment and deploy.
d) Select the operating system.
e) Configure the RAID disk.
What is the correct sequence of steps to gather a SupportAssist Collection via the iDRAC9 UI?
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- A . a) Log in to the iDRAC.
b) Select Start a Collection.
c) Navigate to SupportAssist.
d) Select Maintenance.
e) Click Collect.
f) Select destination where Collection will be saved. - B . a) Select Start a Collection.
b) Click Collect.
c) Navigate to SupportAssist.
d) Select Maintenance.
e) Log in to the iDRAC.
f) Select destination where Collection will be saved. - C . a) Select destination where Collection will be saved.
b) Navigate to SupportAssist.
c) Log in to the iDRAC.
d) Select Maintenance.
e) Click Collect.
f) Select Start a Collection. - D . a) Select Maintenance.
b) Select destination where Collection will be saved.
c) Navigate to SupportAssist.
d) Log in to the iDRAC.
e) Click Collect.
f) Select Start a Collection. - E . a) Navigate to SupportAssist.
b) Select Start a Collection.
c) Log in to the iDRAC.
d) Select Maintenance.
e) Click Collect.
f) Select destination where Collection will be saved. - F . a) Select Start a Collection.
b) Log in to the iDRAC.
c) Select Maintenance.
d) Navigate to SupportAssist.
e) Click Collect.
f) Select destination where Collection will be saved.