In Unisphere, what does the host access state 'Not Ready' indicate for a block storage resource?

The LUN is offline for maintenance

The host is not properly connected or configured to access the LUN

The host has been deleted from Unisphere

The host is ready but the LUN is full

A host was previously registered in Unisphere with a single Fibre Channel initiator. The host's HBA was replaced, and the new HBA has a different WWN. The host can no longer see its LUNs. What must the administrator do?

Create a new host entry with the new WWN and re-mask all LUNs to it.

Delete the old host entry and reboot the host to auto-register the new WWN.

Add the new WWN as a second initiator to the host entry and leave the old WWN.

Edit the host entry in Unisphere to replace the old WWN with the new WWN.

A host cannot see a LUN that was just assigned to it. Which initial step should you take to troubleshoot this issue in Unisphere?

Check the host's access state for the LUN

A Windows host is configured for iSCSI and can see the Unity target, but when the administrator tries to bring the disk online, it does not appear in Disk Management. The LUN is masked to the host in Unisphere. What is the most likely missing step?

Reconfigure the iSCSI initiator to use a different target portal.

Reboot the host to force the iSCSI initiator to reconnect.

Rescan disks in Disk Management or the iSCSI Initiator to detect the newly masked LUN.

Verify that the host is registered with the correct IQN in Unisphere.

A LUN is masked to a host group with two hosts. Host A shows 'Ready', but Host B shows 'Not Ready'. The administrator checks Host B and finds that its initiator is correctly registered and the LUN is masked. What is the most likely next step to resolve the issue?

Remove Host B from the group and re-add it to force a refresh.

Reboot Host B to re-establish its connection to the array.

Verify that Host B has a valid path to the storage, such as a properly zoned Fibre Channel fabric or reachable iSCSI target.

Change the LUN's access state to 'Ready' manually in Unisphere.

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16foundation · easy
In Unisphere, what does the host access state 'Not Ready' indicate for a block storage resource?
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17application · medium
A host was previously registered in Unisphere with a single Fibre Channel initiator. The host's HBA was replaced, and the new HBA has a different WWN. The host can no longer see its LUNs. What must the administrator do?
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18foundation · easy
A host cannot see a LUN that was just assigned to it. Which initial step should you take to troubleshoot this issue in Unisphere?
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19application · medium
A Windows host is configured for iSCSI and can see the Unity target, but when the administrator tries to bring the disk online, it does not appear in Disk Management. The LUN is masked to the host in Unisphere. What is the most likely missing step?
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20expert · hard
A LUN is masked to a host group with two hosts. Host A shows 'Ready', but Host B shows 'Not Ready'. The administrator checks Host B and finds that its initiator is correctly registered and the LUN is masked. What is the most likely next step to resolve the issue?
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