NS0-157 · Question #107
In clustered Data ONTAP, which prompt verifies that you are in the cluster shell if the cluster is named "netappu"?
The correct answer is D. netappu::>. The clustershell prompt in Data ONTAP uses a double-colon followed by a right-angle bracket (::>) prefixed by the cluster name, distinguishing it from node and system shell prompts.
Question
In clustered Data ONTAP, which prompt verifies that you are in the cluster shell if the cluster is named "netappu"?
Options
- Anetappu-01%
- Bnetappu-01>
- Cnetappu-01::>
- Dnetappu::>
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(55 responses)- A2% (1)
- B2% (1)
- C5% (3)
- D91% (50)
Why each option
The clustershell prompt in Data ONTAP uses a double-colon followed by a right-angle bracket (::>) prefixed by the cluster name, distinguishing it from node and system shell prompts.
The format netappu-01% is the system shell (systemshell) prompt, which includes a node name and uses a percent sign as the prompt character.
The format netappu-01> is the nodeshell prompt for a specific node, using a single right-angle bracket without the double colon.
The format netappu-01::> would imply a node-specific context within the clustershell, not the cluster-wide clustershell for a cluster named 'netappu'.
The prompt netappu::> is the standard clustershell prompt format, where the cluster name appears before '::>' indicating the administrator is operating at the cluster scope rather than a specific node scope.
Concept tested: Clustered ONTAP CLI shell prompt identification
Source: https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap/system-admin/cluster-shell-node-shell-system-shell-concept.html
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