NS0-158 · Question #77
What is the command to start recording the current CLI session into a file?
The correct answer is C. system script start. To record a CLI session in NetApp ONTAP, administrators use the system script start command, which captures all subsequent commands and output to a specified file.
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What is the command to start recording the current CLI session into a file?
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- Asystem cli record
- Bsystem script record
- Csystem script start
- Dsystem record start
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- B6% (2)
- C89% (32)
- D3% (1)
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To record a CLI session in NetApp ONTAP, administrators use the `system script start` command, which captures all subsequent commands and output to a specified file.
`system cli record` is not the correct command syntax for starting a CLI session recording.
`system script record` is not the correct command syntax for starting a CLI session recording.
The `system script start` command is the correct command in NetApp ONTAP to begin recording the current CLI session, saving all entered commands and their output to a log file for review or auditing purposes. This feature is useful for troubleshooting, documenting procedures, or compliance.
`system record start` is not the correct command syntax for starting a CLI session recording.
Concept tested: ONTAP CLI session recording commands
Source: https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap-cli-82/system-script-start.html
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