Refer to the exhibit. The script is called deltacounters.py and it is currently inside a Guest Shell container running inside a Cisco NX-OS switch. Which Cisco NX-OS command results in a successful…

Question

Options

• Apython /home/admin/bootflash:deltacounters.py ethernet1/1
• Bshow python bootflash:deltacounters.py ethernet1/1
• Cguestshell run python /home/admin/deltacounter.py ethernet1/1
• Dguestshell execute python /home/admin/deltacounter.py ethernet1/1

• A
  2% (1)
• B
  7% (3)
• C
  87% (40)
• D
  4% (2)

Explanation

Option C is correct because guestshell run is the valid NX-OS CLI command for executing commands inside the Guest Shell container, and /home/admin/ is the correct Linux filesystem path used within Guest Shell (not the NX-OS bootflash: notation).

Why the distractors fail:

• A is wrong because python /home/admin/bootflash:deltacounters.py mixes NX-OS path syntax (bootflash:) into a Linux command - invalid hybrid syntax, and there's no python command at the NX-OS prompt.
• B is wrong because show python is not a valid NX-OS exec command; show commands display state/data, they don't execute scripts.
• D is wrong because guestshell execute does not exist - the correct subcommand is run, not execute.

Memory tip: Think "Guest Shell RUNs Linux" - the NX-OS command is always guestshell run <linux-command>, and inside that container you use standard Linux paths (/home/admin/), never NX-OS path prefixes like bootflash:.

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