Which of the following configurations is aimed at increasing data availability and protecting a storage system from becoming unavailable due to a partial network outage?

Redundant SFPs contribute to overall network reliability but do not, by themselves, create multiple logical data paths for failover in the same way multipathing does.

Multipathing software manages multiple physical paths between a server and its storage devices, allowing I/O to failover to an alternate path if one path (e.g., cable, HBA port, or switch port) experiences an outage. This capability ensures continuous data access and protects against partial network connectivity failures.

Hot swappable storage enclosures allow for component replacement without downtime, which improves hardware maintenance and availability but does not protect against network path outages.

Dual power supplies provide power redundancy for a device, preventing downtime due to a power supply failure, but they do not address failures in data transmission paths.