The pstcli nasserver show command is used to display a summary of the NAS servers configured on a Dell PowerStore T system. The output table includes several columns, most notably the name and operationalstatus. The operationalstatus field provides the current health and state of the NAS server, with possible values including 'Started', 'Stopped', 'Degraded', and 'Failed'. This allows an administrator to quickly verify which NAS servers are present and determine their operational health at a glance.

A. The command does not display a "Licensed" status, and while protocol information is available in a detailed view, it is not the primary status indicator.

B. Performance metrics such as memory utilization and thread counts are not included in the output of the general nasserver show command.

D. Security Identifiers (SIDs) are specific details related to SMB and Active Directory integration and are not part of this high-level summary view.

1. Dell PowerStore Command Line Interface User Guide (for PowerStoreOS 3.0.0), Page 161, "nasserver" section. The guide details the show action for the nasserver object, listing operationalstatus as a key output field. The description for this field confirms it displays the server's current state, such as 'Started'.

2. Dell PowerStore: CLI Overview White Paper, Page 11, "File Storage Management". This document provides an example of the nasserver show command. The sample output clearly shows the "operationalstatus" column, confirming that the command displays the presence and state of NAS servers.