You have a 4-node ONTAP 9.8 cluster with a FAS8700 HA pair that serves iSCSI LUNs. You are adding a new AFF A250 HA pair to the cluster with new iSCSI SAN LIFs. You need to allow non-optimized data paths from the AFF A250 nodes to the existing LUNs on the FAS8700 nodes.
In this scenario, which two ONTAP configuration settings must you verify? (Choose two.)
To allow non-optimized data paths from the AFF A250 nodes to the existing LUNs on the FAS8700 nodes in an ONTAP cluster serving iSCSI LUNs, you should verify port sets and reporting nodes settings. Port sets are used to group physical ports for efficient LIF management. Reporting nodes help in managing path policies for optimal data access. Switch zoning is relevant for Fibre Channel, not iSCSI, and failover groups are used for NAS protocols, not for SAN environments which use MPIO.
Sorry This is the rigth anwer B is wrong: Zoning is for Fiber Channel switches D is wrong: SAN works with MultiPath I/O not Failover groups
A & C are correct D. Failover groups is for NAS protocols, SAN works with MPIO https://community.netapp.com/t5/ONTAP-Discussions/iSCSI-LIF-migrate/td-p/47433 And B Switch Zoning it's for FC so it's incorrect in this case.
So A & C are correct? Am I right in thinking that?
correct answer is AC B is wrong / only for FC D is wrong / failover groups not apply on SAN Lifs
iSCSI doesn't use zoning or failover groups, so only A+C left
AC no zonning for ISCSI ,B gone, failovergroups not for ISCSI
B is wrong: Zoning is for Fiber Channel switches D is wrong: SAN works with MultiPath I/O not Failover groups
Sorry is A adn C
Zoning is for Fiber Channel, and SAN works with MultiPath I/O not Failover groups