When deploying a LUN from a storage array to a host over a SAN, which of the following steps must be done for the host to see the LUN? (Select TWO).

Zoning configures Fibre Channel switches to establish a logical path between the host's HBA port(s) and the storage array's target port(s), which is essential for the host to discover and communicate with the array.

While authentication provides security, it is not universally required for a host to simply "see" or discover a LUN, as zoning and LUN masking primarily control visibility and access in Fibre Channel SANs.

Persistent binding ensures consistent device naming after discovery but is not a prerequisite for the host to initially detect or "see" the LUN.

Zoning is configured between HBA ports and array ports to allow the host to see the array; the host then discovers LUNs presented by the array, making option A more accurate.

The storage array must be explicitly configured to present or mask the specific LUN to the host's initiator WWN(s), allowing the host to detect and access that LUN.