When using the Best Practices Analyzer (BPA) for Server roles, what are the three levels of severity for problems?
What will be an ideal response?
When problems are found, the analysis of each role yields a report that shows three levels of severity:
* Information-The role is in compliance, but a change is recommended. (For example, a server's NIC might have a valid IPv4 address temporarily leased by DHCP, but a static address is recommended.)
* Warning-The role complies under current operating conditions, but this may change if the operating conditions change. (For example, the Hyper-V role might become noncompliant if another virtual machine is added for which there is no available virtual disk space.)
* Error-The role does not meet best practices and problems can be expected.
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What will be an ideal response?