A data center is deploying a PowerMax 8500 and needs to connect to a mix of Fibre Channel and iSCSI hosts. The system will have multiple engine bays. How should front-end connectivity be configured to support both protocols?

Use separate I/O modules for each protocol on the engine bays

Use a single I/O module that supports both protocols simultaneously

Use the back-end ports to connect iSCSI hosts

Use only Fibre Channel and convert iSCSI hosts to Fibre Channel

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