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Practice question 291 of 506 · medium

An iSCSI data disk disappears after each server restart but can be connected manually. What should be checked?

Choose the single best answer.

  1. A.Initiator service startup and persistent connection settings
  2. B.Only creating a new target portal without saving the session
  3. C.Only assigning a drive letter while leaving boot-time session settings unchanged
  4. D.Only CHAP credentials when manual authentication already succeeds
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  • Initiator service startup and persistent connection settings

Initiator startup and persistent sessions control restart reconnection. Successful manual authentication already establishes that the credentials can work. A portal entry alone is not a saved persistent connection, and a drive letter cannot create the absent block-storage session.

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