NS0-157 · Question #108
Which commands can be used to identify the target iqn name in clustered Data ONTAP?
The correct answer is D. vserver iscsi show. In clustered Data ONTAP, the iSCSI target IQN name is scoped to the SVM (vserver) level and is displayed using the vserver iscsi show command.
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Which commands can be used to identify the target iqn name in clustered Data ONTAP?
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- Acluster iscsi show
- Bcluster iscsi nodename
- Cvserver iscsi nodename
- Dvserver iscsi show
- Evserver iqn show
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In clustered Data ONTAP, the iSCSI target IQN name is scoped to the SVM (vserver) level and is displayed using the vserver iscsi show command.
There is no 'cluster iscsi show' command in ONTAP because iSCSI is not managed at the cluster scope; it is an SVM-level protocol service.
There is no 'cluster iscsi nodename' command in ONTAP; the cluster context does not expose iSCSI protocol management commands.
'vserver iscsi nodename' is not a valid ONTAP command; the correct subcommand to view iSCSI configuration including the IQN is 'show'.
The command 'vserver iscsi show' displays the iSCSI service configuration for each SVM, including the target IQN name (nodename), because iSCSI targets in ONTAP are associated with SVMs rather than physical nodes or the cluster itself.
There is no 'vserver iqn show' command in ONTAP; the IQN is a field within the output of 'vserver iscsi show', not a separate command object.
Concept tested: ONTAP iSCSI target IQN identification via vserver CLI
Source: https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap/san-admin/manage-iscsi-protocol-concept.html
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