Which statement accurately describes the Single initiator Target zone model?

Connecting an initiator node to an entire SAN array is too broad and describes connectivity to a whole storage system rather than the specific HBA-to-controller relationship that defines this zone model.

Specifying an HBA port (a single port) connecting to a disk controller describes a more granular Single Initiator Single Target (SIST) port-level zoning model, not the card-level Single Initiator Target model.

Connecting an initiator node to a SAN fabric describes fabric membership, which is a network topology concept and not a zoning model that governs initiator-to-target communication paths.

In the Single Initiator Target model, a complete initiator HBA card (which may contain multiple ports) is zoned to communicate exclusively with one disk controller, establishing a clear access boundary at the adapter level that simplifies management, access control, and fault isolation within the SAN fabric.