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In case of VSX: What is the right command to see overall performance details of all Appliances within the Security Group and all Virtual Systems?
The correct answer is B. asg pert -vs all -v -vv. Option B (asg pert -vs all -v -vv) is correct because it combines all necessary flags: -vs all targets all Virtual Systems (not just enabled ones), -v provides verbose appliance-level performance data across the Security Group, and -vv adds very verbose output that captures the…
Question
In case of VSX: What is the right command to see overall performance details of all Appliances within the Security Group and all Virtual Systems?
Options
- Aasg pert -v -p
- Basg pert -vs all -v -vv
- Casg pert -v
- Dasg pert -vs enabled -p
How the community answered
(16 responses)- A6% (1)
- B94% (15)
Explanation
Option B (asg pert -vs all -v -vv) is correct because it combines all necessary flags: -vs all targets all Virtual Systems (not just enabled ones), -v provides verbose appliance-level performance data across the Security Group, and -vv adds very verbose output that captures the full Virtual System detail - together satisfying the requirement for both appliance and VS coverage.
Why the distractors fail:
- A (
-v -p): The-pflag focuses on physical/per-member appliance stats but omits Virtual System breakdown entirely. - C (
-v): Verbose appliance output only - no-vsflag means Virtual Systems are not included. - D (
-vs enabled -p): Only queries enabled Virtual Systems, missing disabled ones, and-pskips the full VS verbose detail.
Memory tip: Think "B = Both, Big picture" - -vs all gets every VS, -v gets appliance performance, and -vv gets the very verbose VS detail. If the question says "all" and "overall," you need the flag that says all plus the most verbose combination - that's always option B in this context.
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