Determining Abnormal Server Utilization Statistics

A technician is investigating a server performance issue.

The technician has gathered the server utilization statistics.

Which of the following should the technician use to determine which statistics are not in the normal range?

A.

Baseline review

B.

Vulnerability scan

C.

System life-cycle report

D.

Archiving logs.

A.

The technician should use a baseline review to determine which statistics are not in the normal range. A baseline review is a process of collecting and analyzing data over time to establish a standard or baseline of performance. Once a baseline has been established, any deviations from that baseline can be identified as abnormal.

In this case, the technician has already gathered server utilization statistics, so the next step would be to compare these statistics to the established baseline. If any of the statistics are significantly different from the baseline, it could indicate a performance issue that needs to be investigated further.

The other options presented in the question are not relevant to determining abnormal server statistics. A vulnerability scan is a process of identifying and addressing security vulnerabilities in a system, and would not be helpful in identifying abnormal server statistics. A system life-cycle report is a document that outlines the various stages of a system's life, and would not provide any information about abnormal server statistics. Archiving logs is a process of storing system logs for future reference, and would not help identify abnormal server statistics in real-time.