NS0-158 · Question #76
In which shell can administrators natively run Data ONTAP 7-Mode commands?
The correct answer is A. nodeshell. The nodeshell provides a specific environment within a clustered ONTAP system that allows administrators to execute legacy Data ONTAP 7-Mode commands directly.
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In which shell can administrators natively run Data ONTAP 7-Mode commands?
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- Anodeshell
- Bsystemshell
- Cclustershell
- Dadminshell
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The nodeshell provides a specific environment within a clustered ONTAP system that allows administrators to execute legacy Data ONTAP 7-Mode commands directly.
The nodeshell provides a specific environment within a clustered ONTAP system that allows administrators to execute legacy Data ONTAP 7-Mode commands directly against individual nodes. This feature is crucial for managing specific node-level operations or for transitioning from 7-Mode to clustered ONTAP.
The systemshell is a restricted debugging shell primarily used for advanced troubleshooting and has limited access to 7-Mode commands.
The clustershell is the primary administrative interface for clustered Data ONTAP and does not natively execute 7-Mode commands.
Adminshell is not a standard shell name in NetApp ONTAP environments.
Concept tested: ONTAP nodeshell and 7-Mode command execution
Source: https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap-cli-7mode/accessing-the-7-mode-cli-from-cluster-cli.html
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