A storage administrator needs to grant a new LUN to a subset of hosts within an existing host group. The group currently has five hosts, but only two should access this new LUN. What is the best approach?

Mask the new LUN to each of the two hosts individually, bypassing host groups.

Add the two hosts to a new host group and leave the original group, but do not mask the LUN to either group.

Create a new host group with the two hosts and mask the new LUN to that group.

Mask the new LUN to the existing host group and remove it from the other three hosts.

A Linux database server has been connected to a Unity XT array via two Fibre Channel ports. The storage administrator created a LUN and wants to present it exclusively to this server. In Unisphere, the host does not yet appear in the Hosts list. What should the administrator do first to make the LUN available to the server?

Create a host group first, then register the host by its IP address and add the host to the group before masking the LUN.

Register the host using its iSCSI IQN, because Fibre Channel WWNs are automatically discovered and do not need to be added during registration.

Register the host in Unisphere using the server's WWN initiators, then create a host group containing only this host and mask the LUN to the group.

Mask the LUN directly to the server's WWNs without registering the host, since LUN masking can reference initiators directly.

An administrator is registering a new Linux host in Unisphere for iSCSI connectivity. The host has two NICs that will be used for iSCSI, each with its own IQN. How should the host be registered?

Register the host using only one IQN and ignore the second NIC.

Create a host group with two host entries, one for each IQN.

Create two separate host entries, one for each IQN.

Create one host entry and add both IQNs as initiators for that host.

When configuring an iSCSI initiator on a host for connectivity to a Dell Unity array, which identifier is used to register the initiator in Unisphere?

Media Access Control (MAC) address

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A storage administrator needs to grant a new LUN to a subset of hosts within an existing host group. The group currently has five hosts, but only two should access this new LUN. What is the best approach?
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Which Unisphere feature allows you to create a host object that represents a server before adding its initiators?
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23application · medium
A Linux database server has been connected to a Unity XT array via two Fibre Channel ports. The storage administrator created a LUN and wants to present it exclusively to this server. In Unisphere, the host does not yet appear in the Hosts list. What should the administrator do first to make the LUN available to the server?
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24application · medium
An administrator is registering a new Linux host in Unisphere for iSCSI connectivity. The host has two NICs that will be used for iSCSI, each with its own IQN. How should the host be registered?
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25foundation · easy
When configuring an iSCSI initiator on a host for connectivity to a Dell Unity array, which identifier is used to register the initiator in Unisphere?
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A storage administrator needs to grant a new LUN to a subset of hosts within an existing host group. The group currently has five hosts, but only two should access this new LUN. What is the best approach?

Which Unisphere feature allows you to create a host object that represents a server before adding its initiators?

An administrator is registering a new Linux host in Unisphere for iSCSI connectivity. The host has two NICs that will be used for iSCSI, each with its own IQN. How should the host be registered?

When configuring an iSCSI initiator on a host for connectivity to a Dell Unity array, which identifier is used to register the initiator in Unisphere?

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