A server needs to be connected to a new SAN via iSCSI, but the system administrator is unable to see any of the LUNs from the server. Which of the following can the system administrator do NEXT to res

VSAN configuration is relevant for Fibre Channel SANs, not typically for iSCSI, which uses standard Ethernet.

iSCSI drivers on the server are essential for the operating system to properly communicate with and recognize iSCSI targets and LUNs. Outdated or missing drivers can prevent the server from discovering or connecting to the LUNs even if network connectivity is sound.

While switch firmware can affect network performance or stability, it is less likely to directly prevent LUN visibility if basic network connectivity is already verified.

Updating firmware on SAN drives is a maintenance task for drive stability and performance, not a direct fix for a server's inability to see LUNs through iSCSI.