An administrator wants to verify that the ThousandEyes Agent is capturing data from all the specified network interfaces. Which command on a Linux Enterprise Agent retrieves the network interface…

Question

Options

• Ate-agent -network-interface show
• Bte-agent -network -interface -list
• Cte-agent -list-network-interface
• Dte-agent -network -show-interface

• A
  92% (44)
• B
  6% (3)
• D
  2% (1)

Explanation

Option A (te-agent -network-interface show) is the correct ThousandEyes Enterprise Agent CLI syntax for displaying network interface details on a Linux system. The command follows the agent's consistent pattern of te-agent -<resource> <action>, where network-interface is the resource noun and show is the action verb.

Options B, C, and D are fabricated variants that don't match the actual CLI structure: B incorrectly splits the hyphenated resource into separate flags (-network -interface -list), C inverts the syntax by trying to combine the action and resource into a single flag (-list-network-interface), and D again splits the resource and uses a non-existent action verb (-show-interface).

Memory tip: Think of the pattern as noun then verb - te-agent -network-interface show reads like "show me the network interface." If you remember that ThousandEyes groups compound resources with hyphens (not spaces) and places the action word last, you can eliminate all three distractors instantly.

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