What is the unique identifier of a device in an iSCSI network?
A.
Initiator target device (ITD)
B.
ICN-Initiator CHAP name
C.
iSCSI LUN designator (ILD)
D.
IQN-iSCSI qualified name
E.
iSCSI device id
Explanation:
In an iSCSI configuration, the iSCSI host or server sends requests to a node. The
host contains one or more initiators that attach to an IP network to initiate requests to and receive
responses from an iSCSI target. Each initiator and target are given a unique iSCSI name such as
an iSCSI qualified name (IQN) or an extended-unique identifier (EUI). An IQN is a 223-byte ASCII
name.