Correct Answer: In UCS local zoning mode, UCS Manager itself manages zone configuration for its VSANs, whereas in end-host mode with external zoning, the upstream SAN switch is the authoritative zoning manager and UCS simply passes through FC traffic
Explanation: UCS supports two zoning models: local zoning, where UCS Manager itself manages Fibre Channel zones for its VSANs, and end-host mode with external (upstream) zoning, where the SAN switch is authoritative and UCS operates in a pass-through NPV-like role; understanding which mode is active is important for troubleshooting and design.
Correct Answer: In UCS local zoning mode, UCS Manager itself manages zone configuration for its VSANs, whereas in end-host mode with external zoning, the upstream SAN switch is the authoritative zoning manager and UCS simply passes through FC traffic
Explanation: UCS supports two zoning models: local zoning, where UCS Manager itself manages Fibre Channel zones for its VSANs, and end-host mode with external (upstream) zoning, where the SAN switch is authoritative and UCS operates in a pass-through NPV-like role; understanding which mode is active is important for troubleshooting and design.