Refer to the Exhibit. An administrator wishes to provide Load Balanced I/O for the device shown in the Exhibit. To meet this requirement, which setting should be changed?

VMW_NMP_RR is not a valid SATP value; it conflates NMP (Native Multipathing Plugin) and RR (Round Robin) naming conventions from different layers of the storage stack.

The Path Selection Policy (PSP) controls how I/O is distributed across available paths to a device. Setting it to Round Robin causes the VMware NMP to cycle I/O requests across all active paths in turn, achieving load balancing. The SATP is a separate component responsible for path discovery and health monitoring, not I/O distribution.

VMW_SATP_RR is not a valid SATP identifier; SATPs (Storage Array Type Plugins) classify and manage path health for specific array types, they do not control how I/O is distributed across paths.

MRU (Most Recently Used) PSP sends all I/O through a single path - the most recently active one - and only fails over to another path if that path fails, providing no load balancing.