A server has an HBA with the address of 23-00-00-1B-23-C4-B5-01. Which of the following properly identifies this type of address?

A MAC Address is a 6-byte (48-bit) identifier used for Ethernet networking, not Fibre Channel, and has a distinct format.

An FCoE map refers to a mapping between Fibre Channel WWNs and Ethernet MAC addresses, which is a conceptual mapping, not an address type itself.

An N-port-ID (or Fibre Channel Address Identifier) is a 3-byte address assigned by the Fibre Channel switch to a port when it logs in, not the 8-byte permanent WWN of the HBA.

A World Wide Node Name (WWNN) is an 8-byte (64-bit) unique identifier assigned to a Fibre Channel node, such as a Host Bus Adapter (HBA). The given address format, 23-00-00-1B-23-C4-B5-01, precisely matches the structure of a WWNN.