You create a new iSCSI SVM and secure iSCSI sessions by using both Challenge-Handshake Authentication Protocol (CHAP) and iSCSI Access Control Lists (ACL).
In this scenario, in which two ways are you securing your iSCSI implementation? (Choose two.)

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You create a new iSCSI SVM and secure iSCSI sessions by using both Challenge-Handshake Authentication Protocol (CHAP) and iSCSI Access Control Lists (ACL).

In this scenario, in which two ways are you securing your iSCSI implementation? (Choose two.)

Marco Santoro · Accepted Answer

CHAP creates a hash value for the username and shared secret.

Marco Santoro · Accepted Answer

iSCSI ACLs are applied to the target configuration to provide an IP address of the initiators.

Marco Santoro · Answer

iSCSI ACLs are applied to the initiator configuration to provide an IP address of the targets.

Marco Santoro · Answer

CHAP encrypts all iSCSI session I/O.

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