All the following reasons would cause an external SCSI device to not be available except ________?
A) Device not powered on when the system was turned on
B) Excess cable length or excessive daisy-chain length
C) Undersized cable length
D) Incorrect or no termination

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SCSI devices can function with cables that are shorter than the maximum specified length, so an undersized cable length would not prevent a device from being available, as long as it is within the operational limits. The other options (A, B, D) are common issues that can prevent a SCSI device from being recognized or functioning properly.

All the Following Reasons Would Cause an External SCSI Device