Which command is used to view cluster interface status?

The command used to view cluster interface status is "cphaprob interfaces." This command provides detailed information specific to the status of the interfaces in a cluster setup within Check Point's security architecture.

While "cphaprob status" is useful in providing an overall status of the cluster, including its health and synchronization status, it does not specifically focus on the interfaces themselves. The other options, while related to cluster operations, do not directly give the interface status like "cphaprob interfaces" does. Therefore, this command is the precise tool for checking the condition and functionality of the individual interfaces within the cluster environment, ensuring that network connectivity and redundancy are maintained as expected.

Understanding this command's output can be critical for maintaining a resilient network infrastructure, allowing for quick diagnostics and validation of the cluster's operational integrity.