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A system administrator wants to run these two commands in Base Command Manager. main showprofile device status apc01 What command should the system administrator use from the management node system shell?
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B looks close since -p is there, but I thought -p was mostly for specifying a profile or path, not chaining commands together. Shouldn't it be used only when you need to select something specific to run inside cmsh? Correct me if that's off.
A is right here, since
cmsh -c will run both commands as a single string and then exit, which matches what the system admin wants. Haven't seen cmsh-system used like in D. If anyone's seen something different, let me know.My pick: it's A here since
cmsh -c lets you run both commands in sequence straight from the shell, non-interactively. The -p flag in B isn't right for passing multiple commands, and the other options don't really line up with Base Command Manager syntax. If anyone's seen cmsh accept -p for something like this, let me know, but I doubt it.C/D? Had something like this in a mock, pretty sure A is the one that works from shell without interactive mode.
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Seen similar on practice tests and official docs, always A. Check the admin guide for the right cmsh flags if unsure.
Not B, A does it. The -c switch lets you chain both commands in a single shell call, just like the question wants. -p is for path only, so can't be used here. Pretty sure that's the right syntax but happy to hear if I'm missing something.
I don’t think it’s A. B looks right since -p could be for path or profile, so it might let you run sequences like that too.
A is wrong, use official admin guide or lab it in Base Command Manager for this syntax.
B , since -p could let you set the path and then run the commands in sequence. Maybe I'm missing a syntax thing but looks close to what you'd need. Happy to be corrected if I'm off here.
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