When running the display node-names ip command, what information is found?

Question

Options

• Atype and link number
• Bname and link number
• CIP address and type
• Dname and IP address

• A
  5% (3)
• B
  2% (1)
• C
  3% (2)
• D
  90% (53)

Explanation

Option D is correct because the display node-names ip command is designed to show node identification alongside network addressing - "node-names" reveals the name assigned to each node, and the ip parameter scopes the output to display each node's corresponding IP address, giving administrators a name-to-address mapping.

• A (type and link number) is wrong because neither piece of information maps to what node-names or ip surfaces; link numbers belong to interface-level commands, not node name lookups.
• B (name and link number) is a partial trap - "name" is correct, but "link number" is not provided by the ip parameter; that would require a different argument or command.
• C (IP address and type) flips the logic - "IP address" is correct, but "type" is not what the node-names component returns.

Memory tip: Break the command into its two parts - node-names → Name, ip → IP address. The two parts of the command tell you exactly the two pieces of output: Name + IP = option D.

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