Click the Exhibit button. Servers in your environment are connected to one physical infrastructure which consists of different logical fabrics. Which feature do you use to implement this topology?

NPIV (N_Port ID Virtualization) allows a single physical HBA port to register multiple N_Port IDs with the fabric, primarily for virtualization, but it does not create separate logical fabrics.

Virtual Fabrics, also known as logical switches or VSANs (Virtual Storage Area Networks), allow a single physical Fibre Channel switch or infrastructure to be partitioned into multiple isolated logical fabrics, enabling consolidation while maintaining separation for different server groups or applications.

Zoning is a security mechanism that restricts communication between devices within a single fabric, defining which devices can see each other, but it does not create distinct logical fabrics.

Segmentation is a general networking term for dividing networks; however, in Fibre Channel, 'Virtual Fabric' or 'VSAN' is the specific feature for implementing isolated logical fabrics on shared physical hardware.