Refer to the exhibit. A network engineer must improve high availability within the given UCS infrastructure. The engineer configured central nodes A and B in cluster mode to ensure that traffic fails

UCS Fabric Interconnect clustering provides redundancy for more than just the management plane; it extends to the control and data planes as well.

Redundancy via a single fabric interconnect is a contradiction; clustering inherently means using multiple interconnects for redundancy.

When Cisco UCS Fabric Interconnects (FIs) are configured in a cluster, they operate as a redundant pair to provide high availability for the entire UCS domain. This cluster configuration ensures that all critical planes are redundant: the management plane (UCS Manager), the control plane (policies and profiles), and the data plane (server network and storage traffic), allowing for seamless failover in case of a component failure.

UCS Fabric Interconnect clustering provides far more extensive redundancy than just link-level redundancy for a single management port; it ensures high availability for the entire domain's operational and data traffic.