Refer to the exhibit. How does the cabling scheme ensure high availability for Virtual Library 2?

This statement is too general; while VTL components may be spread for load balancing, it doesn't specifically detail the redundant cabling for critical components like the medium changer and the distribution of drives.

While redundancy is present, stating that drives are 'connected redundantly' isn't precise; drives are typically assigned to ports, and paths to them are redundant. The specific detail of 50% distribution is missing.

This option only addresses the drives and omits the crucial redundant connection of the medium changer, which is essential for the overall high availability of a Virtual Tape Library.

The cabling scheme ensures high availability by connecting the medium changer with redundant paths to both Fibre Channel ports (e.g., FC Port 1 and FC Port 2). Additionally, the virtual drives are, by default, load-balanced and distributed across these ports (e.g., 50% to each), ensuring that VTL operations can continue even if one Fibre Channel path or port becomes unavailable.