In hardware health monitoring, when enabled, which sensors are monitored by default?

In hardware health monitoring, when enabled, which sensors are monitored by default?

• A. All sensors in the selected MIB
• B. Only critical sensors
• C. Only supported sensors
• D. Sensors must be individually enabled

Answer: (A)

When hardware health monitoring is turned on, the system uses the MIB you select and automatically tracks every sensor defined in that MIB. So by default, all sensors in the chosen MIB are monitored, as long as the device exposes them through that MIB. If a sensor isn’t exposed by the MIB, it won’t be monitored, and you would need to switch to a different MIB or adjust what’s being monitored to cover additional sensors. This is why the default behavior is to monitor all sensors in the selected MIB, not just a subset like critical sensors or only those you manually enable.

When hardware health monitoring is turned on, the system uses the MIB you select and automatically tracks every sensor defined in that MIB. So by default, all sensors in the chosen MIB are monitored, as long as the device exposes them through that MIB. If a sensor isn’t exposed by the MIB, it won’t be monitored, and you would need to switch to a different MIB or adjust what’s being monitored to cover additional sensors. This is why the default behavior is to monitor all sensors in the selected MIB, not just a subset like critical sensors or only those you manually enable.