Performance on a SEPM is less than expected and generates intermittent errors. How could the system administrators be notified of performance issues?

To notify administrators of performance issues on the SEPM, they should add a Server health alert.

This type of alert is specifically designed to monitor the health of the SEPM, triggering notifications

when performance drops or errors occur.

Configuration Steps:

Set up a Server health alert in the SEPM, specifying the conditions that define poor server health.

Configure the alert frequency and designate an email address for notifications, ensuring that

administrators receive timely updates.

Why Other Options Are Incorrect:

System event alerts (Option A) cover general system events but are less specific to performance.

Authentication alerts (Option B) focus on login and access issues.

Client security alerts (Option C) are related to endpoint security rather than SEPM server

performance.

Reference: Server health alerts are tailored for monitoring SEPM’s performance, making them the

ideal choice for tracking server health​.