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Referring to the exhibit, which security feature would guarantee that the Host A system that is mapped to LUN XYZ on the NetApp storage system is the only host that accesses the LUN?
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Correct Answer: A
To ensure that Host A is the only system that accesses the LUN XYZ on the NetApp storage system, you should use an igroup setup with the IQN (iSCSI Qualified Name) of the iSCSI software initiator on Host A. The igroup (initiator group) feature allows the storage system to restrict access to LUNs based on the IQN of the initiators, providing a direct method to control which hosts can access specific LUNs. This setup effectively limits access to the LUN XYZ to only the specified host, Host A, based on its IQN.
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4 commentsnickadoodleOption: B
Oct 5, 2023B the question says "which security feature would" maping a iqn to a igroup is not a security feature
Jeki4an
Mar 27, 2024But CHAP works on the iSCSI level and does not control access to the LUN, but rather access to the iSCSI storage interface.
Wario9921Option: A
Dec 4, 2023"A" can be, only you need map the IQN of Host A to LUN, is the first level of security.
chazOption: B
Mar 22, 2024Picture already has igroup created and CHAP is a security feature
Moeed_MansooriOption: B
Jan 11, 2024PIC Already has the igroup mapping..So I Guess it should be B option.