Refer to the exhibit. A company plans to implement high availability between the iSCSI host and the Fibre Channel target. Which configuration must the company implement to recover from the failure of

Configuring FCoE between the host NIC and MDS ports would converge traffic but does not directly provide high availability for the Fibre Channel connectivity to the target in case of an MDS IP storage port failure.

Configuring the MDS Fibre Channel port mode to be fabric loop is used for connecting to Fibre Channel Arbitrated Loop (FC-AL) devices, an older technology, and does not provide general high availability for modern FC target connections.

Configuring VRRP (Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol) on MDS Ethernet ports 1/1 and 2/1 provides Layer 3 gateway redundancy for IP routing functions, but it does not address the high availability of the Fibre Channel path to the storage target from the MDS.

When an MDS switch acts as an iSCSI-to-Fibre Channel gateway, a failure on an MDS IP storage port would affect the iSCSI host's access to the Fibre Channel fabric. Implementing a redundant Fibre Channel link between the MDS and the Fibre Channel target ensures that if one FC path or port on the MDS fails, an alternate path is available, maintaining connectivity for the iSCSI host to the storage target.