156-836 · Question #76
On the MHO, to view connected ports and their functions, use the following command:
The correct answer is D. orch_stat -p. orch_stat -p is correct because on the MHO (Management Host Orchestrator), the -p flag stands for ports, displaying each connected port along with its associated function or role. Option A (asg_ifconfig) is a distractor referencing a non-standard or fabricated command that does…
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On the MHO, to view connected ports and their functions, use the following command:
Options
- Aasg_ifconfig
- Bshow ports
- Corch_stat -c
- Dorch_stat -p
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(30 responses)- A3% (1)
- C7% (2)
- D90% (27)
Explanation
orch_stat -p is correct because on the MHO (Management Host Orchestrator), the -p flag stands for ports, displaying each connected port along with its associated function or role. Option A (asg_ifconfig) is a distractor referencing a non-standard or fabricated command that does not exist in this context. Option B (show ports) follows Cisco-style CLI syntax, which is not the command structure used on the MHO. Option C (orch_stat -c) uses the correct base command but the wrong flag - -c typically relates to connections or configuration, not port listings. Memory tip: Think of -p as "p for ports" - when you need port info on the MHO, orch_stat -p is your go-to.
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