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NS0-509 · Question #6
A company has 20 ESX hosts. Ten of the hosts are connected using FC, and the rest are connected over iSCSI. The FC host HBA queue depth is set to 32, and the iSCSI LUN queue depth is set to 64. The…
The correct answer is A. The FC host has a lower queue depth. Explanation/Reference:
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A company has 20 ESX hosts. Ten of the hosts are connected using FC, and the rest are connected over iSCSI. The FC host HBA queue depth is set to 32, and the iSCSI LUN queue depth is set to 64. The FC hosts are now experiencing random connectivity issues. In this scenario, what would be the reason for the disconnects?
Options
- AThe FC host has a lower queue depth.
- BAccording to the IMT, unsupported HBA firmware is in use.
- CAll of the hosts are part of the same cluster.
- DThe queue depth is not consistent across the cluster.
How the community answered
(38 responses)- A71% (27)
- B18% (7)
- C5% (2)
- D5% (2)
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#FC queue depth#host connectivity#iSCSI queue depth#HBA configuration
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