Refer to the exhibit. An engineer installs a new Cisco UCS B-Series server. The requirement is to install an operating system on a LUN that is provided by the Fibre Channel storage array. Which two st

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Exhibit

Options

• ADisable Enforce vNIC/vHBA/iSCSI Name.
• BAdd Local CD/DVD and SAN Boot.
• CConfigure a SAN Boot Target with a WWPN.
• DSet Boot Order to External USB and LAN Boot.
• ECreate iSCSI VNICs and add Local LUN.

• A
  5% (1)
• B
  73% (16)
• D
  18% (4)
• E
  5% (1)

Explanation

To boot a Cisco UCS B-Series blade from a Fibre Channel SAN LUN, two key steps must be configured in the boot policy. First (Answer B), SAN Boot must be added as a boot device in the boot order - this tells the server to attempt booting from a SAN target rather than only local media. Second (Answer C), a SAN Boot Target must be configured with the WWPN (World Wide Port Name) of the storage array's target port - this identifies exactly which FC target the blade should connect to and boot from. Without specifying the target WWPN, the server cannot locate the correct LUN on the array. iSCSI-related options (Answer E) are irrelevant here since the requirement specifies Fibre Channel. External USB or LAN boot (Answer D) do not address FC SAN booting.

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