Dell EMC Associate – Information Storage and Management v4 — Question 57
What accurately describes an iSCSI HBA?
Answer options
- A. Performs both iSCSI and TCP/IP processing
- B. Requires CPU cycles for TCP/IP processing
- C. Requires a software adapter with built-in functionality
- D. Enables transmission of data through iSCSI tunneling
Correct answer: A
Explanation
Option A is correct because an iSCSI HBA is designed to manage both iSCSI and TCP/IP processing, allowing efficient data transfers. Option B is incorrect as an iSCSI HBA offloads processing from the CPU. Option C is also wrong since an iSCSI HBA is a hardware adapter and does not rely on software. Lastly, option D is misleading because while iSCSI can use tunneling, the primary function of an HBA is not centered on tunneling.