An enterprise organization is deploying infrastructure across three adjacent corporate buildings located within a high-speed campus fiber ring. The storage team requires a specialized, isolated network designed exclusively for block-level data access connecting host servers directly to high-performance storage arrays without competing for bandwidth on the internal Ethernet LAN. Simultaneously, the network engineering team must interconnect the switches across all three buildings such that if any single physical cabling segment between two sites is cut, communications between all sites will automatically persist without loss of connectivity. Which network classification best describes the storage infrastructure, and which physical topology should be implemented between the building interconnects to meet the redundancy requirement?
- Storage Area Network (SAN) for storage infrastructure; Mesh topology for building interconnectsCevap
- BPersonal Area Network (PAN) for storage infrastructure; Bus topology for building interconnects
- CLocal Area Network (LAN) for storage infrastructure; Ring topology for building interconnects
- DMetropolitan Area Network (MAN) for storage infrastructure; Star topology for building interconnects