Click the Exhibit button. Referring to the exhibit, how many paths to the LUN will the host see?

32 paths would typically require a larger number of storage ports, more HBAs, or a larger cluster than a common 2-node setup would provide for a single LUN.

In a typical NetApp SAN configuration involving a 2-node cluster, where each node presents multiple (e.g., 4) Fibre Channel or iSCSI target ports for a LUN, and a host is equipped with multiple (e.g., 2) HBAs, the total number of redundant paths established for multipathing software often sums up to 16. This involves each host HBA establishing connections to all available LUN-serving ports across both storage controllers, facilitated by redundant SAN fabrics.

8 paths are common for smaller configurations or less robust redundancy, not representing the maximum paths from a well-equipped 2-node SAN setup.

4 paths would indicate minimal redundancy, such as one HBA connecting to two storage ports or two HBAs to one storage controller with two ports, which is less than optimal for high availability.