Click the Exhibit button. cl01::lun mapping show - vserver svm1 - path /vol/svm1_vol1/lun1 - igroup svm1-ig1 Vserver Name: svm1 LUN path: /vol/svm1_vol1/lun1 Volume Name: svm1_vol1 Qtree Name: "" LUN Name: lun1 Igroup Name: svm1-ig1 Igroup OS Type: windows Igroup Protocol Type: iscsi LUN ID: 3 Portset Binding Igroup: - ALUA: true Initiators: iqn.1991- 05.com.microsoft: host1 LUN Node: cl01-04 Reporting Nodes: cl01-01, cl01-02, cl01-03, cl01-04 You have a 2-node cluster. You have added an HA pair with all flash drives for a high- performance database that is currently experiencing performance problems on SAS drives. The LUN shown in the exhibit is moved from cl01-01 to cl01-04 to address the problems. What is the next step in this scenario?

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Click the Exhibit button. cl01::>lun mapping show - vserver svm1 - path /vol/svm1_vol1/lun1 - igroup svm1-ig1 Vserver Name: svm1 LUN path: /vol/svm1_vol1/lun1 Volume Name: svm1_vol1 Qtree Name: "" LUN Name: lun1 Igroup Name: svm1-ig1 Igroup OS Type: windows Igroup Protocol Type: iscsi LUN ID: 3 Portset Binding Igroup: - ALUA: true Initiators: iqn.1991- 05.com.microsoft: host1 LUN Node: cl01-04 Reporting Nodes: cl01-01, cl01-02, cl01-03, cl01-04 You have a 2-node cluster. You have added an HA pair with all flash drives for a high- performance database that is currently experiencing performance problems on SAS drives. The LUN shown in the exhibit is moved from cl01-01 to cl01-04 to address the problems. What is the next step in this scenario?

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C. Remove the previous owner and partner from the reporting nodes list.

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A. Rescan the host to discover the new LUN location.

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B. Remove the old path entries from the host.

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D. Unmap the LUN, then remap the LUN.

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