Refer to the Exhibit. An administrator is configuring a storage device as shown in the Exhibit. What is the expected effect on the stated device after running the command?

Round Robin on an ALUA device does not ignore port group state; the SATP_ALUA plugin enforces path state preferences and restricts rotation to optimal paths.

ALUA (Asymmetric Logical Unit Access) classifies paths into states such as Active Optimized and Active Unoptimized. When Round Robin PSP is configured on an ALUA array, it only rotates I/O among Active Optimized paths because these provide direct, lowest-latency access through the owning storage controller. Active Unoptimized paths remain available as failover but are excluded from the normal I/O rotation.

Active Unoptimized paths incur additional latency because I/O must traverse a non-owning controller; Round Robin does not include these paths in its rotation under normal conditions.

Available Nodes is not a recognized ALUA path state in VMware's storage stack; ALUA states are Active Optimized, Active Unoptimized, Standby, and Unavailable.