Which of the following are displayed on the System Status monitor? (Select all that apply)

The System Status monitor is designed to provide real-time visibility into the operational state of the device, focusing specifically on its hardware and network interfaces. It typically displays essential information about the network interfaces, such as their status, throughput, and any errors that may be occurring. This makes it easier for administrators to monitor the performance and health of the network connections.

While the other elements like User Activity Logs, Latest Alerts, and System Information are important for overall management and troubleshooting, they are typically found in different sections of the management interface rather than being part of the System Status monitor. User Activity Logs provide insights into who has accessed the system, Latest Alerts notify of significant events or issues, and System Information generally includes details about the firmware version, uptime, and system resources. However, these specifics are not part of the immediate status display that one would see regarding network interfaces. Therefore, the correct choice aligns directly with the primary focus of the System Status monitor visibility.