Which command provides a quick view of traffic on the device, including blocked attacks?

The command that offers a quick view of traffic on the device, including blocked attacks, is related to system performance. This command provides valuable insights into the current state of network traffic and system metrics, making it easier for administrators to monitor live conditions and identify any abnormal activities such as blocked attacks. By analyzing performance statistics, users can ascertain traffic loads, identify trends, and receive alerts about potential issues, all of which are critical for maintaining network health and security.

The other commands serve different purposes: some may focus on session information or specific traffic flows, while others might provide a more holistic view of traffic but do not encapsulate both traffic and blocked threats as efficiently as the performance status command. Understanding the specific function of each command allows network administrators to utilize the most relevant tools for their immediate needs.