NS0-157 · Question #70
Administrator can natively run Data ONTAP-7 Mode commands in what shell?
The correct answer is C. Nodeshell. In clustered Data ONTAP, the nodeshell provides a compatibility environment where legacy Data ONTAP 7-Mode commands can be executed.
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Administrator can natively run Data ONTAP-7 Mode commands in what shell?
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- AAdminshell
- BClustershell
- CNodeshell
- DSystemshell
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Why each option
In clustered Data ONTAP, the nodeshell provides a compatibility environment where legacy Data ONTAP 7-Mode commands can be executed.
Adminshell is not a recognized shell environment in Data ONTAP; it does not exist as a native shell.
The clustershell is the default ONTAP CLI shell and runs clustered ONTAP commands, not legacy 7-Mode commands.
The nodeshell is a per-node shell environment in clustered Data ONTAP that emulates the 7-Mode CLI, allowing administrators to run Data ONTAP 7-Mode commands that are not available in the clustershell. It is accessed via the 'system node run' command and provides backward compatibility for node-level 7-Mode operations.
The systemshell is a low-level diagnostic shell used for advanced troubleshooting, not for running 7-Mode commands.
Concept tested: ONTAP nodeshell 7-Mode command compatibility
Source: https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap/system-admin/access-nodeshell-task.html
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