Refer to the exhibit. A Cisco engineer is planning a data migration job in heterogeneous SANs where the existing and new storage devices for the migration are already connected to the MDS switches. Al

Adding all paths from Fabric-A zones to Fabric-B zones would create merged zones, which can lead to complex and potentially problematic SAN configurations and is not a direct method for performing data migration.

Creating two data migration jobs and adding two storage ports in each job (typically one from each fabric to each storage array controller) provides optimal performance and redundancy for data migration in heterogeneous SANs. This strategy allows for parallel data transfers, maximizing throughput and minimizing migration time by utilizing multiple available paths and controllers on the active/active arrays, while maintaining fabric separation and redundancy.

Granting access to all servers to the existing data sets is a prerequisite for server operation, not a data migration method to copy LUN sets to a new location.

Enabling synchronous replication for the new storage array is a feature of the storage array itself for disaster recovery or high availability, not a method to copy existing LUN sets from an older array in a heterogeneous migration scenario.