During testing, an administrator notices that the wrong subsystem was returned using the NVMe discover command. The administrator was expecting test0_subsystem as the subsystem Referring to the…

The correct answer is A. The wrong NQN was mapped to the subsystem. We can discard that ANA was not properly configured becase this is not a problem about We can discard WWPN because this is an NVMe configuration where WWPN is not involved We can discard that NVMe was not configured because we wouldn't be able to even run that command if that's…

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During testing, an administrator notices that the wrong subsystem was returned using the NVMe discover command. The administrator was expecting test0_subsystem as the subsystem Referring to the exhibit, what would cause the discrepancy?

Exhibit

Options

AThe wrong NQN was mapped to the subsystem
BThe wrong WWPN was used in the discovery command
CAsymmetric Namespace Access (ANA) was not properly configured
DThe NVMe was not configured on the test0 SVM

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A
82% (47)
B
2% (1)
C
5% (3)
D
11% (6)

Explanation

We can discard that ANA was not properly configured becase this is not a problem about We can discard WWPN because this is an NVMe configuration where WWPN is not involved We can discard that NVMe was not configured because we wouldn't be able to even run that command if that's true Configure the NQN correctly is one of the steps when we configure NVMe.

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#NVMe subsystem#NQN mapping#NVMe discovery#subsystem misconfiguration

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