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Which configuration must be used to boot a Cisco UCS C-Series Server using iSCSI?
The correct answer is B. Implement an iSCSI adapter using the initiator IQN name. To boot a Cisco UCS C-Series Server using iSCSI, the system must be configured to use an iSCSI adapter with an initiator IQN (iSCSI Qualified Name). - The iSCSI initiator IQN is a unique identifier used by the UCS server to communicate with the iSCSI storage target. - The iSCSI…
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Which configuration must be used to boot a Cisco UCS C-Series Server using iSCSI?
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- AConfigure eth0 as an initiator and configure the VLAN as a trunk.
- BImplement an iSCSI adapter using the initiator IQN name.
- CSet up eth1 as the target and use the remote IQN.
- DConfigure a vNIC as an initiator and target using the IQN and LUN ID.
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(44 responses)- A2% (1)
- B91% (40)
- C5% (2)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
To boot a Cisco UCS C-Series Server using iSCSI, the system must be configured to use an iSCSI adapter with an initiator IQN (iSCSI Qualified Name). - The iSCSI initiator IQN is a unique identifier used by the UCS server to communicate with the iSCSI storage target. - The iSCSI adapter must be implemented in the UCS server's BIOS or CIMC settings to establish an iSCSI boot process. - The correct initiator IQN name must be assigned to allow the server to connect to the iSCSI target during boot. By implementing an iSCSI adapter with the initiator IQN name, the server can properly establish connectivity and boot from the iSCSI target.
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