The __________ command can be used during an upgrade to verify that the upgraded SGMs have returned to UP status before upgrading other SGMs.

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Options

• Aasg monitor
• Bcpview
• Casg perf -v
• Dwatch asg stat -v

• B
  5% (1)
• D
  95% (19)

Explanation

watch asg stat -v is correct because it combines the Linux watch utility (which continuously re-executes a command at set intervals) with asg stat -v (which displays verbose SGM status, including UP/DOWN state). This pairing lets an administrator monitor SGMs in real time during a rolling upgrade, seeing the moment each module returns to UP status before proceeding.

Why the distractors fail:

• A. asg monitor tracks network traffic and blade health, not the UP/DOWN lifecycle status of SGMs during upgrades.
• B. cpview is an interactive performance dashboard for CPU, memory, and connections-it does not show SGM upgrade/readiness status.
• C. asg perf -v reports performance counters and throughput metrics, not operational readiness state.

Memory tip: Think of it as literally watching the status - the watch command turns a one-shot status check into a live feed, exactly what you need when waiting for a module to come back up. If you see watch paired with a status command on the exam, that's the monitoring pattern.

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