A customer needs to verify if jumbo frames have been configured correctly for an ISCSI workload. Which command should be used?

The correct answer is B. ping -lif <LIF> -vserver <SVM> -destination <IP> -disallow-fragmentation true -packet-size 9000. To verify if jumbo frames have been configured correctly for an iSCSI workload, the command ping - lif <LIF> -vserver <SVM> -destination <IP> -disallow-fragmentation true -packet-size 9000 should be used. This command tests the network path with the jumbo frame size (9000…

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Aping -lif <LIF> -vserver <SVM> -destination <IP> -disallow-fragmentation false -packet-size 1500
Bping -lif <LIF> -vserver <SVM> -destination <IP> -disallow-fragmentation true -packet-size 9000
Cping -lif <LIF> -vserver <svm> -destination <ip> -disallow- fragmentation true -packet-size 8900
Dping -lif <LIF> -vserver <SVM> -destination <IP> -disallow- fragmentation true -packet-size 1500

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To verify if jumbo frames have been configured correctly for an iSCSI workload, the command ping - lif <LIF> -vserver <SVM> -destination <IP> -disallow-fragmentation true -packet-size 9000 should be used. This command tests the network path with the jumbo frame size (9000 bytes) and ensures that the packets are not fragmented, confirming that jumbo frames are supported

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