While there is no perfect or correct method for routing cables, what are some best practices to follow for optimal cable organization and access? Select two options that apply.

• Power Distribution Unit (PDU) channels are installed into each rack flange and routed appropriately to each system.

• Cable clips are mounted in the PDU channels to keep cables out of the way and prevent cords from becoming tangled.

• On standard configurations, cables exit through a slot on the side of the rear rack doors.

• Color-coded cable clips are mounted in the PDU channels to keep cables out of the way and prevent cords from becoming tangled.

• Tie wraps are used to secure cables to the rear rack door where they exit, to ensure the rack door closes without cable interference.

When replacing a system board for an OEM system, what are the recommended steps to take? Select two options that apply.

• Run Easy Restore to install the OEM ID. If Easy Restore fails, manually reinstall the OEM ID module while the manufacturing mode is still enabled/detected on the replaced system board.

• Replace the system board, verify the server boots fully before reinstalling the OEM identity (ID) module.

• Replace the system board. Once the service is fully functional, hand the system off to the customer to apply the custom (ID) module.

• If applicable, request the custom (ID) module from the customer at the time of service.

• Replace the system board, then immediately contact Dell Technical Support for guidance.