What command can be used to identify interface status?

The command purenetwork list is used to identify the configuration and status of the array's logical network interfaces.

Command Output: Running purenetwork list provides a tabular view of all configured IP interfaces (Management, iSCSI, Replication). Critical columns in this output include:

Name: (e.g., vir0, eth0, eth1)

Address/Netmask: The IP configuration.

Gateway: Routing information.

Status: (e.g., "enabled" or "disabled").

Usage: An Implementation Engineer uses this command to verify that the management VIP and physical interfaces are correctly configured and legally "up" (enabled) in the Purity software stack.

Distinctions: While purehw list is used for physical hardware link status (e.g., cable plugged in/link light), purenetwork is the primary namespace for IP-level validation. Options B and C (--all, --eth) are not the primary standard syntax for the general status view in this specific context; the base command provides the necessary summary data for initial verification.