VMware vSphere 6.5 Foundations (VCP6.5-DCV) — Question 69

After enabling iSCSI port binding on ESXi hosts, a vSphere Administrator can no longer reach an iSCSI Array Target from the configured software iSCSI initiators.
Which can be the root cause for the failure?

Answer options

• A. All VMkernel ports used for iSCSI connectivity reside in the same broadcast domain and IP subnet.
• B. LACP other link aggregation was used on the ESXi hosts uplinks to connect to the physical switches.
• C. All VMkernel ports used for iSCSI connectivity reside in the same vSwitch.
• D. Array Target iSCSI ports reside in the same broadcast domain and IP subnet as the VMkernel ports.

Correct answer: B

Explanation

The correct answer is B because using LACP or another link aggregation method can cause issues with iSCSI connectivity if not properly configured, potentially leading to a failure to reach the Array Target. Options A, C, and D do not inherently cause a failure in connectivity if the network is set up correctly, as they relate to proper network segmentation and configuration.