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E20-018 · Question #11
What is the difference between an FCoE frame and an iSCSI frame?
The correct answer is B. iSCSI uses TCP/IP; FCoE does not. Topic: Articulate planning and design needs and considerations for networking within virtualized Training: Mod 3, Designing for Virtualized and Cloud Environments
Storage Virtualization Design and Implementation
Question
What is the difference between an FCoE frame and an iSCSI frame?
Options
- AFCoE operates on 10 Gigabit Ethernet; iSCSI does not
- BiSCSI uses TCP/IP; FCoE does not
- CFCoE uses TCP/ IP; iSCSI does not
- DiSCSI encapsulates a complete FC frame; FCoE does not
How the community answered
(39 responses)- A3% (1)
- B74% (29)
- C8% (3)
- D15% (6)
Explanation
Topic: Articulate planning and design needs and considerations for networking within virtualized Training: Mod 3, Designing for Virtualized and Cloud Environments
Topics
#FCoE#iSCSI#storage protocols#TCP/IP
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