Which CLI command lists all network interfaces and their current status?

Which CLI command lists all network interfaces and their current status?

• A. /interface show all
• B. /interface print
• C. /interfaces list
• D. /network interfaces audit

Answer: (B)

This question is about listing all network interfaces and their current state from the CLI. In RouterOS, you navigate to the interface section with /interface and use the print command to display every interface and its properties. The output includes a running status for each interface, showing whether it is up and the link is active, which is exactly what is meant by the current status. That makes /interface print the correct choice, because it presents a complete table of all interfaces with their live state. The other options don’t fit because they don’t correspond to the standard way to display the full list with status: the path isn’t correct for listing interfaces, or the command would not yield a complete status view for all interfaces.

This question is about listing all network interfaces and their current state from the CLI. In RouterOS, you navigate to the interface section with /interface and use the print command to display every interface and its properties. The output includes a running status for each interface, showing whether it is up and the link is active, which is exactly what is meant by the current status. That makes /interface print the correct choice, because it presents a complete table of all interfaces with their live state.

The other options don’t fit because they don’t correspond to the standard way to display the full list with status: the path isn’t correct for listing interfaces, or the command would not yield a complete status view for all interfaces.