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Refer to the exhibit. Which TMSH command generated this output?

The correct answer is D. tmsh show /cm sync status. The tmsh show /cm sync status command is used to display the current synchronization status of the BIG-IP device within a device group, showing if it is synchronized with its peers.

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Question

Refer to the exhibit. Which TMSH command generated this output?

Exhibit

201 question #191 exhibit

Options

  • Atmsh list /cm sync-status
  • Btmsh show /sys sync-status
  • Ctmsh list /sys sync-status
  • Dtmsh show /cm sync status

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  • A
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  • B
    3% (1)
  • C
    3% (1)
  • D
    88% (30)

Why each option

The tmsh show /cm sync status command is used to display the current synchronization status of the BIG-IP device within a device group, showing if it is synchronized with its peers.

Atmsh list /cm sync-status

The list command is used to display configuration objects and their attributes, not the operational status of a component like sync status.

Btmsh show /sys sync-status

While show is correct for status, /sys typically refers to system-wide information (e.g., system failover), whereas /cm specifically relates to ConfigSync status.

Ctmsh list /sys sync-status

This command uses list which is for displaying configuration, not operational status, and /sys is not the primary path for ConfigSync status.

Dtmsh show /cm sync statusCorrect

The tmsh show /cm sync status command is the correct TMSH syntax to display the configuration synchronization status for the current device group, indicating whether the device is in sync with its peer. The /cm path refers to Cluster Member (ConfigSync) related commands, and 'sync status' specifies the desired information.

Concept tested: BIG-IP TMSH ConfigSync status command

Source: https://techdocs.f5.com/en-us/bigip-15-1-0/big-ip-system-administration/viewing-device-group-and-sync-status.html

Topics

#tmsh commands#Config Sync#High Availability#status checking

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