HPE0-V25 · Question #88
Your customer purchased a ProLiant server that will be connected to a Primera A650 array. They configured Word Wide Name (WWN) based zoning between the two devices on a Storage Area Network (SAN)…
The correct answer is B. Retaining the zoning definition even when the device is moved to a different port or switch in the. WWN-based zoning uses the World Wide Name of devices to define zones in the SAN fabric. The WWN is a unique identifier assigned to each device. The primary advantage of WWN-based zoning is that it retains the zoning definition even if the device is moved to a different port or…
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Your customer purchased a ProLiant server that will be connected to a Primera A650 array. They configured Word Wide Name (WWN) based zoning between the two devices on a Storage Area Network (SAN) fabric. What advantage does this zoning type provide?
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- AZones can be defined using the switch Domain ID and port number to uniquely identify zone
- BRetaining the zoning definition even when the device is moved to a different port or switch in the
- CZoning is auto configured which makes the devices connected to the fabric plug and play
- DEase of configuration and the zoning definition remains intact even if an HBA or target controller
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(21 responses)- A5% (1)
- B90% (19)
- D5% (1)
Explanation
WWN-based zoning uses the World Wide Name of devices to define zones in the SAN fabric. The WWN is a unique identifier assigned to each device. The primary advantage of WWN-based zoning is that it retains the zoning definition even if the device is moved to a different port or switch in the fabric. This makes it highly flexible and easier to manage changes in the SAN environment without needing to reconfigure zones.
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