What command is used to enable or disable multi-queue per interface?

The command used to enable or disable multi-queue per interface is "cpmq set." This command is specifically designed to manage the configuration of multi-queue functionality on Check Point gateways. Multi-queue allows the distribution of traffic across multiple CPU cores, which enhances performance by enabling parallel processing of network packets.

When you use "cpmq set," you have the flexibility to enable or disable this feature based on the requirements of your network environment. This can be particularly useful for optimizing throughput and handling high volumes of traffic effectively. The ability to control multi-queue on a per-interface basis ensures that network administrators can fine-tune their gateway's performance based on specific traffic patterns and workload characteristics.

The other options, while they may sound similar, do not represent valid commands in this context. They either do not correspond to existing commands or are formatted incorrectly, which would lead to an error if attempted. Therefore, understanding the purpose and application of the "cpmq set" command is crucial for effectively managing network performance in Check Point environments.