An NSX administrator created a Segment from the Simplified UI and wants to find the Replication Mode configured on the Segment.
Which NSX CLI command lists the Replication mode?
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https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-NSX-Data-Center-for-vSphere/6.3/nsx_63_cli.pdfThe correct answer to the question is B. "get logical-switch <Logical-Switch-UUID>".
NSX-T is a network virtualization and security platform that allows the creation of logical networks, also known as Segments, which are isolated from the underlying physical network. Segments can be created using the Simplified UI or the NSX Command-Line Interface (CLI).
In this case, the NSX administrator created a Segment from the Simplified UI and wants to find the Replication Mode configured on the Segment. Replication Mode is a feature of NSX-T that enables data replication across multiple ESXi hosts in a cluster. It is used for workload mobility and disaster recovery purposes.
To list the Replication Mode configured on a Segment using the NSX CLI, we need to use the "get logical-switch <Logical-Switch-UUID>" command. This command lists the details of a specific logical switch, including its Replication Mode configuration. The <Logical-Switch-UUID> is the unique identifier of the logical switch that we want to check.
Option A, "get logical-switches", lists all the logical switches in the NSX-T environment, but it does not provide details about the Replication Mode configuration.
Option C, "get logical-switch <Local-Switch-UUID> status", lists the status of a specific logical switch, but it does not include the Replication Mode configuration.
Option D, "get logical-switch status", lists the status of all the logical switches in the NSX-T environment, but it does not include the Replication Mode configuration.
Therefore, the correct answer is B, "get logical-switch <Logical-Switch-UUID>".