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An administrator has issued the command to start IBM Systems Director server. The administrator wants to view the changing status to see when it becomes active. How can this be accomplished?
The correct answer is C. smstatus-r. The smstatus command with the -r flag monitors IBM Systems Director server status in real time, refreshing the display as the server transitions to active state.
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An administrator has issued the command to start IBM Systems Director server. The administrator wants to view the changing status to see when it becomes active. How can this be accomplished?
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- Asmcli-check
- Bisdstat-m
- Csmstatus-r
- DIwistat-c
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Why each option
The smstatus command with the -r flag monitors IBM Systems Director server status in real time, refreshing the display as the server transitions to active state.
smcli-check is not a valid IBM Systems Director command for monitoring server startup status.
isdstat -m is not a recognized IBM Systems Director command for viewing server startup status.
The smstatus command is the IBM Systems Director tool for checking server status. The -r flag causes it to continuously refresh the output, allowing the administrator to watch the server transition through startup states until it becomes active.
Iwistat -c is not a valid IBM Systems Director command and does not apply to monitoring server startup status.
Concept tested: IBM Systems Director server status monitoring command
Source: https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/systems-director/6.3.x?topic=tools-smstatus-command
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