A server is having problems accessing its presented storage on a SAN. Which of the following could be causing the problem? (Select TWO).

A Network Interface Card (NIC) is used for IP-based storage access protocols like iSCSI, which is a common way to connect to a SAN. If the NIC is faulty, misconfigured, or has network connectivity issues, the server will lose access to iSCSI SAN storage.

A Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is a crucial component for connecting a server to a Fibre Channel (FC) SAN. If the HBA is faulty, has incorrect drivers, or experiences connectivity problems with the FC fabric, the server will be unable to access its presented Fibre Channel SAN storage.

A tape backup drive is a peripheral storage device, not typically involved in the server's primary access path to a SAN.

A SCSI adapter connects to direct-attached SCSI devices; it is not the primary interface for connecting to a modern SAN, which typically uses Fibre Channel or iSCSI.

While the CPU processes storage requests, a faulty CPU would generally cause system-wide instability or failure, not just isolated problems with SAN access.