HP0-J65 · Question #86
Which element is the most critical in a SAN design that must need NSPOF goals?
The correct answer is C. Two or more redundant fabrics. Level 4: multiple fabrics and device paths (NSPOF). Using two fabrics may increase implementation costs, but it also increases the total number of available ports. For example, in a single meshed fabric with four switches, you have a maximum of 52 user ports for servers and…
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Which element is the most critical in a SAN design that must need NSPOF goals?
Options
- AMultipleFibre Channel switches
- BEnterprise class Directorswitches
- CTwo or more redundant fabrics
- DQuad portfibre channel adapters
How the community answered
(31 responses)- A16% (5)
- B10% (3)
- C71% (22)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
Level 4: multiple fabrics and device paths (NSPOF). Using two fabrics may increase implementation costs, but it also increases the total number of available ports. For example, in a single meshed fabric with four switches, you have a maximum of 52 user ports for servers and storage. Implementing the same topology using two fabrics increases the maximum number of user ports to 104.
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