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

A NIC is used for iSCSI-based SAN connectivity, where SCSI block storage commands are encapsulated in TCP/IP packets - a failed or misconfigured NIC breaks the iSCSI data path to the storage target.

An HBA is used for Fibre Channel SAN connectivity and is responsible for translating server I/O requests into FC protocol frames - a failed HBA or incorrect WWN zoning setting prevents the server from accessing SAN LUNs.

A tape backup drive is a local or library-attached backup device that does not participate in or affect a server's connectivity to SAN block storage.

A local SCSI adapter connects internal or direct-attached SCSI devices and is not a component in a network SAN fabric.

A CPU failure would manifest as broad system instability or complete unavailability rather than an isolated SAN storage access problem.