In the Veritas NetBackup Appliance Shell Menu (CLISH), when using the Network > Show Properties command to display information for multiple network interfaces simultaneously, the interface names must be separated by a comma. This syntax allows the command to parse the input as a single argument containing a list of distinct interfaces. Using other delimiters would result in a syntax error or incorrect command execution.

A. colon: A colon is not used as a list separator for interface names in this specific CLISH command syntax.

C. space: A space is used to separate the command from its arguments, not to separate multiple values within a single argument list.

D. semicolon: A semicolon is typically used in shell environments to separate multiple distinct commands on a single line, not for delimiting items in a list.

(Note: As this question concerns a Veritas product

the official vendor documentation is from Veritas

not Cohesity.)

1. Veritas NetBackup™ Appliance Command Reference Guide

Version 3.2. In the section detailing the Network view commands

the syntax for commands accepting multiple interfaces is shown. For example

Network > Show Properties [InterfaceName1

InterfaceName2

...]. This explicitly demonstrates the use of a comma as the separator. (Reference to command syntax examples within the guide's "Network Commands" chapter).

2. Veritas NetBackup™ Appliance Administrator's Guide

Version 3.2. The guide provides examples of CLISH usage for network administration tasks. In Chapter 3

"Initial configuration

" and Chapter 8

"Network management

" examples of network commands consistently use commas to specify multiple interfaces where applicable.