Which NSX CLI command is used to check the GENEVE tunnel status on ESXi transport node?

A.

The correct NSX CLI command used to check the GENEVE tunnel status on ESXi transport node is option B, which is "get host-switch <Host-Switch-Name> tunnel status".

Here is a detailed explanation of why this option is the correct answer:

• NSX-T Data Center uses Geneve protocol for encapsulating overlay traffic between different virtual machines and hosts.
• In order to monitor the GENEVE tunnel status on an ESXi transport node, you need to check the status of the host switch.
• The "get host-switch" command is used to retrieve information about host switches in NSX-T Data Center.
• The "<Host-Switch-Name>" parameter is used to specify the name of the host switch that you want to check the tunnel status for.
• The "tunnel status" parameter is used to retrieve the status of the GENEVE tunnel on the specified host switch.
• Therefore, the correct command to check the GENEVE tunnel status on an ESXi transport node is "get host-switch <Host-Switch-Name> tunnel status".

Option A ("get host-switch <Host-Switch-Name> tunnels") is not the correct answer because it retrieves information about all tunnels on the specified host switch, not just the GENEVE tunnel.

Option C ("get transport-node tunnel state") is not the correct answer because it retrieves information about the overall tunnel state of the transport node, not just the GENEVE tunnel.

Option D ("get transport-node tunnel status") is not the correct answer because it retrieves information about the overall tunnel status of the transport node, not just the GENEVE tunnel.