In the Bash shell, the output of a command can be redirected to a file using the > operator. This operator takes the standard output (stdout) of the command and writes it to the specified file. * Option B (devnet > output.txt): This redirects the output of the devnet command to a file named output.txt. * Option A (devnet & output.txt): This is not a valid redirection operator. * Option C (devnet < output.txt): This uses the file output.txt as input to the devnet command, which is not the requirement. * Option D (devnet I output.txt): This is not a valid redirection operator. Reference: Linux Shell Redirection