A customer is configuring VSANs in a Cisco UCS domain. After configuring the VSANs 3840, 3841, and 3842 in FC end-host mode, the customer sees that these VSANs are not operational and that Cisco UCS Manager is raising faults.
What is the cause of this problem?
A . VSANs 3840, 3841, and 3842 should be in the allowed list on the trunk to clear the fault.
B . VSANs 3840 to 4079 cannot be used in Fibre Channel end-host mode in a Cisco UCS domain.
C . The fabric interconnect needs to be configured in switching mode and the VSANs need to be allowed on the trunk.
D . Use the UCS CLI to clear the fault on the VSAN trunk to forward the VSANs with faults.
Answer: B