A systems administrator has attached a new LUN from a SAN to a Linux server. The operating system recognizes the device as /dev/sdc. A single XFS partition, /dev/sdc1, has been created and formatted on the LUN. The administrator now needs to make the storage accessible to applications at the /data/new_volume directory. Which of the following commands should the administrator execute to accomplish this task?
The correct command is mount /dev/sdc1 /data/new_volume. The mount command is used in Linux to attach a filesystem located on a device (like /dev/sdc1) to a specific directory in the filesystem hierarchy (the mount point, /data/new_volume), making the data accessible. The command mkfs.xfs /dev/sdc1 is incorrect because it is used to format a partition with the XFS filesystem, which the scenario states has already been completed. The fdisk /dev/sdc command is used for creating or managing disk partitions, which has also already been done. The net use V: \\localhost\sdc1 /persistent:yes command is incorrect as net use is a Windows utility for mapping network shares, not for mounting local block devices on a Linux system.