Which command displays the disk ownership for both CPU modules in a FAS2020 system?

Which command displays the disk ownership for both CPU modules in a FAS2020 system?

• A. disk show -v
• B. disk own -s
• C. vol status -r
• D. disk display -r

Answer: (A)

The test is checking how to view disk ownership across both CPU modules in a FAS2020. In 7-Mode, you can see which controller owns each disk by using the disk show command with verbose output. The verbose option expands the listing to include detailed per-disk information, such as the owner (which CPU module currently owns the disk), the state, and other attributes. This makes it easy to confirm disk ownership across the two SPs in an HA pair. Other options don’t provide the ownership details: the disk show command without verbose doesn’t reveal ownership, and the alternatives relate to volume status or non-existent commands, not disk ownership.

The test is checking how to view disk ownership across both CPU modules in a FAS2020. In 7-Mode, you can see which controller owns each disk by using the disk show command with verbose output. The verbose option expands the listing to include detailed per-disk information, such as the owner (which CPU module currently owns the disk), the state, and other attributes. This makes it easy to confirm disk ownership across the two SPs in an HA pair.

Other options don’t provide the ownership details: the disk show command without verbose doesn’t reveal ownership, and the alternatives relate to volume status or non-existent commands, not disk ownership.