Which statement describes the MAC address that the FCoE Initialization Protocol chooses for use by an E-Node in an FCoE implementation?
A.
The FCoE Initialization Protocol uses a 24-bit FC-MAP and concatenates a 24-bit Fibre Channel ID to create a fabric-provided MAC address.
B.
The FCoE Initialization Protocol uses the burned-in MAC address of the converged network adapter for all FCoE operations.
C.
FCoE does not use a MAC address. The FCoE Initialization Protocol is used to acquire a Fibre Channel ID, and the address is used for all FCoE communications in the same way as Fibre Channel Protocol.
D.
The FCoE Initialization Protocol uses 01.00.0C as the first 24 bits of the MAC address and appends a 24-bit Fibre Channel ID to derive a full 48-bit FCoE MAC address.
Suggested Answer:A🗳️
FCoE uses a Fabric Provided MAC Address (FPMA) for SAN traffic. The ENode still gets a 24-bit FCID. FPMA is built by concatenating a 24-bit FCoE MAC address prefix (FC-MAP), ranging from 0x0E-FC-00 to 0x0E-FC-FF, to the 24-bit FCID, as shown in Figure 8-13. Being able to build a unique MAC address for the ENode directly from its FCID saves the switch from having to maintain a table that associates FCID and MAC addresses.
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