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- In FC, which of the following is analogous to the IP address in data networks?
a. Node WWN
b. Port WWN
c. Fabric address
d. Well-known addresses
Answer: c. Fabric addresssanfoundry - Who determines the WWN of the FC endpoint?
a. Vendor
b. Fabric controller
c. Node/Loop ports participating in the FC connection
d. None of the mentioned
Answer: a. Vendorsanfoundry - What is the main use of trunking in Fibre Channel networks?
a. High bandwidth creation between switches
b. Flow control
c. In-order delivery
d. Timing service
Answer: a. High bandwidth creation between switchessanfoundry - Which field in the FC frame header signifies the presence of an optional header?
a. Routing control
b. Data field control
c. Frame control
d. CRC
Answer: c. Frame controlsanfoundry - Which of the following uniquely identifies an upper layer protocol command within an FC system?
a. Originator exchange id
b. Originator exchange id and source id
c. Receiver exchange id
d. Originator exchange id, Receiver exchange id and source id
Answer: d. Originator exchange id, Receiver exchange id and source idsanfoundry - Which is an important feature of Fibre Channel networking technology?
a. High data transmission
b. Bandwidth
c. Storage
d. Low data transmission
Answer: a. High data transmissionsanfoundry - In a switched fabric, the link between any two switches is called a(n):
a. ISL
b. Fabric
c. CSL
d. NAS
Answer: a. ISLsanfoundry - In a Fibre Channel network, end devices such as hosts and storage arrays are called:
a. Ports
b. Nodes
c. Address
d. Frame
Answer: b. Nodessanfoundry - What is the simplest Fibre Channel configuration that connects two devices directly?
a. Point-to-Point
b. Arbitrated loop
c. FC switched fabric
d. Fibre channel
Answer: a. Point-to-Pointsanfoundry - Which protocol does FC SAN use for channel speed and network scalability?
a. Fibre Channel Protocol
b. Transmission control protocol
c. File transfer protocol
d. Hypertext transfer protocol
Answer: a. Fibre Channel Protocolsanfoundry - Which layer gives FC addressing and frames organization?
a. FC 1 layer
b. FC 2 layer
c. FC 3 layer
d. FC 4 layer
Answer: b. FC 2 layersanfoundry - Which one is not a Fibre Channel layer?
a. FC 0 layer
b. FC 1 layer
c. FC 2 layer
d. FC 3 layer
Answer: d. FC 3 layersanfoundry - What type of topology connects devices in a circular ring in FC?
a. Switched fabric
b. Point-to-point
c. Arbitrated loop
d. Linear
Answer: c. Arbitrated looptechtarget - What does a FC frame contain?
a. Header and trailer
b. Header, payload, CRC
c. Header, trailer, payload
d. Payload only
Answer: b. Header, payload, CRCtechtarget - Which protocol enables block data transmission in FC SANs?
a. FTP
b. iSCSI
c. FCP
d. SMB
Answer: c. FCPgeeksforgeeks - What is the function of an HBA in Fibre Channel SAN?
a. Host Bus Adapter connects servers to SAN
b. Switches frames
c. Manages metadata
d. Routes Ethernet traffic
Answer: a. Host Bus Adapter connects servers to SANtechtarget - Which device forms the core of a switched fabric topology?
a. Switch
b. Hub
c. Server
d. Tape drive
Answer: a. Switchtechtarget - In FC, what is the maximum supported distance using multimode fiber?
a. 100 meters
b. 500 meters
c. 10 kilometers
d. 20 kilometers
Answer: c. 10 kilometerstechtarget - What is the primary advantage of FC over traditional SCSI?
a. Lower throughput
b. Greater scalability
c. Slower transfer rates
d. More protocol overhead
Answer: b. Greater scalabilitytechtarget - Which layer of the OSI model does FC primarily operate at?
a. Layer 1
b. Layer 2
c. Layer 3
d. Layer 4
Answer: b. Layer 2enterprisestorageforum - What is the main storage protocol alternative to FC in cloud environments?
a. NFS
b. iSCSI
c. CIFS
d. SMB
Answer: b. iSCSItechtarget - What distinguishes FC-NVMe from traditional FCP?
a. Used for file storage
b. Supports NVMe devices over FC
c. Relies purely on copper
d. Obsolete technology
Answer: b. Supports NVMe devices over FCtechtarget - Which attribute does FC guarantee for block data transfers?
a. In-order, lossless delivery
b. Broadcast communication
c. Multi-protocol routing
d. Compression
Answer: a. In-order, lossless deliverywikipedia - Which topology maximizes device concurrency in FC?
a. Bus
b. Star
c. Switched fabric
d. Hybrid
Answer: c. Switched fabrictechtarget - Which is NOT a typical use case for Fibre Channel?
a. Online transaction processing
b. Mission-critical workloads
c. Web browsing
d. Real-time data replication
Answer: c. Web browsingtechtarget - A port in Fibre Channel that connects to storage or servers is called:
a. N_Port
b. F_Port
c. E_Port
d. G_Port
Answer: a. N_Porttechtarget - Which port is used to interconnect FC switches?
a. N_Port
b. F_Port
c. E_Port
d. L_Port
Answer: c. E_Porttechtarget - What device bypasses failed ports in an arbitrated loop?
a. FC hub
b. FC switch
c. FC bridge
d. FC adapter
Answer: a. FC hubtechtarget - Which protocol runs FC over standard Ethernet networks?
a. iSCSI
b. FCoE
c. SCSI
d. CIFS
Answer: b. FCoEtechtarget - What is the maximum number of devices in an arbitrated FC loop?
a. 8
b. 32
c. 64
d. 127
Answer: d. 127techtarget - An FC exchange consists of what elements?
a. Frames, sequences, commands
b. Frames, CRC, header
c. Payload, fabric address, payload
d. none
Answer: a. Frames, sequences, commandstechtarget - What makes FC suitable for large virtualized environments?
a. Ease of physical expansion
b. Low-latency delivery and fast shared storage
c. Broad protocol support
d. Requires no switches
Answer: b. Low-latency delivery and fast shared storagetechtarget - Which type of address is assigned dynamically in a fabric?
a. WWN
b. LUN
c. Fabric address
d. IP address
Answer: c. Fabric addresstechtarget - What is a Well Known Address in FC?
a. Static special address for specific services
b. Unique to each node
c. Used for external routing
d. None of these
Answer: a. Static special address for specific servicestechdocs.broadcom - What FC port type would you use to expand a SAN?
a. E_Port
b. N_Port
c. F_Port
d. L_Port
Answer: a. E_Porttechtarget - What is a key characteristic of FC SANs in cloud environments?
a. Block-level data access
b. File-level data access
c. Packet forwarding
d. Email communication
Answer: a. Block-level data accesstechtarget - Which FC device provides shared storage access for cloud servers?
a. Tape drive
b. Disk array
c. Firewall
d. Workstation
Answer: b. Disk arraytechtarget - What is the role of a Fabric Controller in FC?
a. Manages fabric services and routing
b. Stores backup data
c. Assigns SCSI LUNs
d. Sends email alerts
Answer: a. Manages fabric services and routingtechdocs.broadcom - FC4 layer is responsible for:
a. Mapping upper layer protocols
b. Managing switching
c. Providing electrical signals
d. Physical cabling
Answer: a. Mapping upper layer protocolstechtarget - What feature in FC supports automatic failover for high availability?
a. Redundant paths
b. Single path routing
c. Broadcast domains
d. Port mirroring
Answer: a. Redundant pathstechtarget - Which security feature does FC commonly support in enterprise storage?
a. Zoning
b. NAT
c. Packet filtering
d. RADIUS authentication
Answer: a. Zoningtechtarget - What is the function of FC zoning?
a. Restricts device communication
b. Increases bandwidth
c. Prevents frame errors
d. Monitors performance
Answer: a. Restricts device communicationtechtarget - Which of the following is NOT an FC topology?
a. Arbitrated loop
b. Point-to-point
c. Switched fabric
d. Bus
Answer: d. Bustechtarget - What is a LUN in FC SAN?
a. Logical Unit Number assigned to storage volume
b. Fabric controller
c. Fibre optic channel
d. Network node
Answer: a. Logical Unit Number assigned to storage volumetechtarget - Which is a primary advantage of using FC for storage in cloud data centers?
a. High throughput and low latency
b. Low cost
c. Universal Ethernet compatibility
d. Layer 7 routing
Answer: a. High throughput and low latencytechtarget - What is Hot-Plugging in FC?
a. Adding devices without shutting down
b. Routing frames
c. Encrypting data
d. Power cycling
Answer: a. Adding devices without shutting downtechtarget - Why is in-order delivery important in FC?
a. Ensures block data remains consistent
b. Reduces latency
c. Decreases bandwidth
d. Improves compression
Answer: a. Ensures block data remains consistentwikipedia - FC SANs provide which kind of access to cloud storage?
a. Dedicated, block-level
b. Shared, file-level
c. Peer-to-peer message exchange
d. Broadcast access
Answer: a. Dedicated, block-leveltechtarget - What is a common data rate supported by current FC standards?
a. 1 Gbps
b. 16 Gbps
c. 100 Mbps
d. 10 Kbps
Answer: b. 16 Gbpstechtarget - What is the main motivation for using Fibre Channel in cloud environments?
a. Performance, scalability, reliability
b. Compatibility with Ethernet
c. Reduced hardware costs
d. Native internet connectivity
Answer: a. Performance, scalability, reliabilitywikipedia+3
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