An administrator is trying to diagnose as to why a new VIO client （vio_client1） cannot see an allocated disk （hdisk4） from a VIO server （VIOS-A）. The client virtual SCSI adapter has a slot ID of 5 and the corresponding VIO server virtual SCSI adapter has a slot ID of 3. The administrator checks the virtual SCSI configuration from the HMC using the following lshwres command. lshwres –r virtualio --rsubtype scsi -m 9117-570*65ABCDE --level lpar -F \ lpar_name，slot_num，remote_lpar_name，remote_slot_num，backing_device VIOS A，5，vio_client2，2，hdisk3 VIOS-A，4，vio_client1，4，hdisk4 VIOS-A，3，vio_client1，6，hdisk5 VIOS-A，2，vio_client3，2，hdisk6 vio_client2，2，VIOS-A，5，hdisk0 vio_client1，4，VIOS-A，4，hdisk0 vio_client1，5，VIOS-A，3，null vio_client3，2，VIOS-A，2，hdisk0 From the output above， what is the most likely reason why the client cannot see the mapped storage？（）

A. The hard disk has been inccorectly mapped on the VIO server.
B. The hard disk has been incorrectly addressed on the VIO client.
C. The client SCSI adapter has been mapped to the incorrect server SCSI adapter.
D. The server SCSI adapter has been mapped to the incorrect client server adapter.