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HP HPE0-J68 Practice Test 1
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Restart testA customer wants to expand his cascaded B-series based SAN but is concerned about latencies within the SAN backend. You recommend changing the topology to a full mesh.
Which switch feature will ensure that the latencies in the backend are at the lowest possible level?
Fabric Shortest Path First (FSPF) is a routing protocol used in SANs to ensure the shortest and most efficient path for data within the network. By using FSPF, the latency in a SAN can be minimized by automatically selecting the best path for data traffic. This is particularly important in a full mesh topology, where multiple paths are available between switches, as it optimizes traffic flow and reduces the chances of bottlenecks.
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