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2V0-622 · 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 is the correct esxcli subcommand for displaying physical NIC uplink status including link state, speed, and duplex.

Section 2 – Configure and Administer vSphere 6.5 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

How the community answered

(22 responses)
  • A
    5% (1)
  • B
    91% (20)
  • D
    5% (1)

Why each option

The esxcli network nic list command is the correct esxcli subcommand for displaying physical NIC uplink status including link state, speed, and duplex.

Aesxcli network ip get

esxcli network ip get retrieves IP-layer interface configuration data, not physical NIC or uplink status information.

Besxcli network nic listCorrect

The esxcli network nic list command enumerates all physical network adapters (vmnics) on an ESXi host and reports key uplink attributes including Link Status (Up/Down), speed in Mbps, duplex mode, and driver details. This is the standard and documented command for checking physical uplink status on ESXi.

Cesxcli network vmnic list

esxcli network vmnic list is not a valid esxcli namespace or subcommand; the correct namespace for querying physical NICs is esxcli network nic.

Desxcli network ifconfig get

esxcli network ifconfig get does not exist in the esxcli command set; ifconfig is a traditional Linux utility and has no equivalent subcommand under the esxcli network namespace.

Concept tested: ESXi esxcli command for physical NIC uplink status

Source: https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/7.0/com.vmware.esxcli.doc/GUID-EBA8B9EC-9BDE-4CB3-B0B6-7ADA04DB2D6D.html

Topics

#esxcli#vmnic#physical uplink#network CLI

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