A vSphere Administrator observes that no devices are showing up under an iSCSI Storage Adapter. Which three are valid troubleshooting methods? (Choose three.)

The correct answer is A. Log in to the ESXi Shell, run the vmkping target_ip command to verify that the VMkernel interface B. Use the nc 瓃 target_ip 3260 command to verify that the ESXi host can reach the iSCSI TCP D. Verify that the CHAP authentication settings are correct. https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/1003681

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ALog in to the ESXi Shell, run the vmkping target_ip command to verify that the VMkernel interface
BUse the nc 瓃 target_ip 3260 command to verify that the ESXi host can reach the iSCSI TCP
CVerify that the MTU size is lower than 9,000 bytes
DVerify that the CHAP authentication settings are correct
EIf Jumbo Frames are required, verify that packet fragmentation is allowed

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A
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C
5% (2)
E
15% (6)

Explanation

https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/1003681

Topics

#iSCSI#storage adapter#CHAP authentication#network troubleshooting

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