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2V0-621D · Question #224

Which command shows the Physical Uplink status for a vmnic?

The correct answer is B. esxcli network nic list. The esxcli network nic list command provides detailed information about all physical network adapters (vmnics) on an ESXi host, including their physical uplink status.

Section 2 – Configure and Administer vSphere 6.x Networking

Question

Which command shows the Physical Uplink status for a vmnic?

Options

  • Aesxcli network ip get
  • Besxcli network nic list
  • Cesxcli network vmnic list
  • Desxcli network ifconfig get

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  • A
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  • B
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  • D
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Why each option

The esxcli network nic list command provides detailed information about all physical network adapters (vmnics) on an ESXi host, including their physical uplink status.

Aesxcli network ip get

The esxcli network ip get command is used to display the IP configuration settings for a specific VMkernel adapter or to list global IP settings, not the physical uplink status of a vmnic.

Besxcli network nic listCorrect

The esxcli network nic list command is used to display a summary of all physical network interface cards (vmnics) on an ESXi host. This output includes crucial details like the device name, driver, link status (up/down), speed, duplex, and MAC address, which effectively shows the physical uplink status.

Cesxcli network vmnic list

There is no standard esxcli network vmnic list command; the correct subcommand for physical network adapters is nic.

Desxcli network ifconfig get

There is no standard esxcli network ifconfig get command in ESXCLI; ifconfig is a Linux command, and esxcli network ip or esxcli network nic are used in ESXi for similar purposes.

Concept tested: ESXCLI commands for network interface status

Source: https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/7.0/com.vmware.vsphere.command-line-interfaces.doc/GUID-8822B4A1-42C4-4328-9842-8800B836F110.html

Topics

#ESXi CLI#Network command#vmnic status#esxcli

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