Anne, a system administrator, has replaced an HBA in one of her servers; however, none of the FC logical drives are accessible. Which of the following is MOST likely to be the case?

Fibre Channel networks use WWNs (World Wide Names) for unique identification of HBAs and storage ports, similar to MAC addresses in Ethernet. For a server to access FC logical drives, the WWN of its HBA must be configured within the FC switch's zoning policies, defining which HBAs can communicate with specific storage LUNs.

MAC addresses are used in Ethernet networks, not Fibre Channel networks, and are irrelevant for FC switch configuration.

LUN masking is typically configured on the storage array, not directly on the FC switch, to restrict which storage initiators (HBAs) can see specific LUNs.

Fibre Channel is a block-level storage protocol that operates independently of IP addresses, which are used for TCP/IP networks.