Given the following Isdev output, which command will identify the underlying devices and network type of ent4 below? root@server1:/#Isdev-I ent4 ent4 Available EtherChannel / IEEE 802.3ad Link…

lsdev does not support an -attr flag; lsdev is used to list devices and their states, not to display device attribute values.

lscfg -vl ent4 returns Vital Product Data and hardware-level configuration, not the EtherChannel member adapters or aggregation mode attributes stored in ODM.

cfgmgr -l triggers device configuration or reconfiguration and is not used to query existing device attributes.

lsattr -El ent4 queries the ODM for the current effective attributes of the ent4 device, which for an EtherChannel includes the adapter_names attribute listing its physical member adapters (e.g., ent0, ent1) and the mode or network_type attributes. The -E flag retrieves effective values and -l specifies the target logical device name, making this the correct command to inspect EtherChannel composition.