NS0-157 · Question #105
Which of the following shells are part of a Data ONTAP cluster? (choose all that apply)
The correct answer is C. System D. Node E. Cluster. Clustered Data ONTAP provides three distinct shells for administration: the cluster shell, node shell, and system shell.
Question
Which of the following shells are part of a Data ONTAP cluster? (choose all that apply)
Options
- AManagement
- BAdmin
- CSystem
- DNode
- ECluster
- FAdvanced
How the community answered
(60 responses)- A3% (2)
- B2% (1)
- C90% (54)
- F5% (3)
Why each option
Clustered Data ONTAP provides three distinct shells for administration: the cluster shell, node shell, and system shell.
Management is not a shell in Data ONTAP; it refers to a network interface role, not a CLI environment.
Admin is a privilege level within the cluster shell, not a separate shell itself.
The system shell (systemshell) is a low-level diagnostic shell providing access to the underlying operating system of a node, used only when directed by NetApp support.
The node shell (nodeshell) provides access to node-scoped commands and legacy Data ONTAP 7-Mode CLI commands on a per-node basis.
The cluster shell (clustershell) is the default shell launched when an administrator logs into the cluster, used for all standard cluster-wide administration.
Advanced is a privilege level within the cluster shell, not a distinct shell type.
Concept tested: Data ONTAP clustered shell types identification
Source: https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap/system-admin/types-svms-concept.html
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