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Which command identifies the application and the user that have a Cisco Fabric Services session open?
The correct answer is A. show cfs application. show cfs application displays all CFS-enabled applications along with the users or sessions currently holding locks, making it the right command to identify both the application and the user with an active CFS session. Option B (show zoneset active) shows the currently active…
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Which command identifies the application and the user that have a Cisco Fabric Services session open?
Options
- Ashow cfs application
- Bshow zoneset active
- Cshow cfs lock
- Dshow device-alias database
How the community answered
(26 responses)- A92% (24)
- B4% (1)
- C4% (1)
Explanation
show cfs application displays all CFS-enabled applications along with the users or sessions currently holding locks, making it the right command to identify both the application and the user with an active CFS session. Option B (show zoneset active) shows the currently active zone configuration and is unrelated to CFS session tracking. Option C (show cfs lock) is tempting but shows only which applications hold a CFS lock - it does not consistently show the originating user or peer in the same detail. Option D (show device-alias database) simply lists device alias mappings and has no relation to CFS session management. Memory tip: Think "CFS application = who's applying the lock" - the command name contains application, matching the question's focus on identifying the app and user together.
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