Refer to the exhibit. You must attack a strong peripheral to a Cisco Nexus 5000 Series Switch. Which type of port do you use?

E (Expansion) ports are used for Inter-Switch Links to connect two Fibre Channel switches together, not for attaching end devices.

An F (Fabric) port connects directly to an N port on an end device such as a storage array or host HBA, establishing a point-to-point link between the peripheral and the switch fabric. This is the designated port type for attaching storage peripherals because it enables the end node to participate in the Fibre Channel fabric as a direct fabric-attached device.

TE (Trunking Expansion) ports are used for trunked ISL connections between switches carrying traffic from multiple VSANs, not for peripheral attachment.

NP (N-Port Proxy) ports are used only in NPV mode to connect a downstream switch to an upstream core switch, not for direct end-device connectivity.