Which CLI command enables case sensitivity on a specific vserver?

• A. set cs vserver Vserver-CS-1 -caseSensitiveON
• B. set cs vserver Vserver-CS-1 -caseSensitiveOFF
• C. enable case sensitive on all vservers
• D. disable all case sensitivity

Answer: (A)

Enabling case sensitivity for a vserver is done with the per-vserver command that configures how the vserver matches names and paths. The set cs vserver command targets a specific vserver by name and uses the caseSensitive parameter to turn on or off the behavior. Setting caseSensitive to ON for Vserver-CS-1 turns on case-sensitive matching just for that vserver, meaning uppercase and lowercase are treated as distinct for its routing, resource lookup, and related operations. This per-vserver approach lets other vservers keep their existing behavior unchanged unless you configure them separately. The other options either turn off case sensitivity, try to apply a global setting to all vservers, or use invalid syntax, so they don’t configure the intended per-vserver behavior.