An administrator enabled the iSCSI protocol on an SVM and created a LUN for a Windows 2016 system. After rescan, the LUN is not visible on the host. Which two steps must the administrator take to…

The correct answer is C. Configure the iSCSI service on the Windows 2016 system. D. Create an initiator group (igroup), add the iSCSI IQN, and map the igroup to the LUN. An iSCSI qualified name (IQN) identifier is a worldwide unique name that each iSCSI initiator and iSCSI target must have. The IQN for an iSCSI initiator is available in Microsoft iSCSI Software Initiator or other iSCSI initiators. Typically the IQN is used by the iSCSI target…

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An administrator enabled the iSCSI protocol on an SVM and created a LUN for a Windows 2016 system. After rescan, the LUN is not visible on the host. Which two steps must the administrator take to solve this problem? (Choose two.)

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ACreate an initiator group (igroup), add the WWPN of the host initiator, and then map the igroup to
BDisable the ALUA support from the host for the LUN.
CConfigure the iSCSI service on the Windows 2016 system.
DCreate an initiator group (igroup), add the iSCSI IQN, and map the igroup to the LUN.

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Explanation

An iSCSI qualified name (IQN) identifier is a worldwide unique name that each iSCSI initiator and iSCSI target must have. The IQN for an iSCSI initiator is available in Microsoft iSCSI Software Initiator or other iSCSI initiators. Typically the IQN is used by the iSCSI target to identify the iSCSI

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