What command would you use to see CPU, memory, hard disk, and flash disk usage and availability?

The command used to see CPU, memory, hard disk, and flash disk usage and availability is “Get sys performance.” This command provides a comprehensive overview of the system's performance metrics, allowing administrators to monitor key aspects critical to device health and efficiency.

Utilizing this command gives insights into resource utilization, helping in the identification of bottlenecks or overutilization of hardware resources. This information is vital for capacity planning and ensuring optimal performance of network devices.

Other commands, while potentially related to system information, do not specifically focus on the detailed performance metrics concerning resource usage that “Get sys performance” provides. Thus, this command is the most suitable for assessing the operational health of the system regarding its CPU, memory, and storage resources.