Which CLI command displays the current management plan memory utilization?

The correct answer is B. > show system resources. The command 'show system resources' displays real-time management plane resource utilization, including current CPU usage per core and memory utilization broken down by process. This is the correct command for checking management plane memory at any given moment. 'show system inf

Submitted by fatima_kr· Apr 18, 2026Operate

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Options

A
show system info
B
show system resources
C
debug management-server show
D
show running resource-monitor

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A
4% (1)
B
91% (21)
C
4% (1)

Explanation

The command 'show system resources' displays real-time management plane resource utilization, including current CPU usage per core and memory utilization broken down by process. This is the correct command for checking management plane memory at any given moment. 'show system info' (A) outputs static system details such as hostname, serial number, PAN-OS version, and uptime - not live resource metrics. 'debug management-server show' (C) provides management server process debugging information. 'show running resource-monitor' (D) shows historical resource monitoring data rather than current real-time utilization.

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#CLI#System Monitoring#Resource Utilization#Management Plane

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