Which command allows administrators to configure synchronization settings in clustered environments?

The command that allows administrators to configure synchronization settings in clustered environments is cphaconf. This command is specifically designed for managing the High Availability (HA) features of Check Point, which includes configuring synchronization settings between cluster members.

Using cphaconf, administrators can set up and modify various HA configurations, including adjusting synchronization settings that ensure that the security policies and other critical information are consistently updated across all members of the cluster. This is essential for maintaining uniform security enforcement and operational integrity in a clustered environment.

The other commands mentioned do have their specific functions, but they do not pertain to the configuration of synchronization settings in the same manner as cphaconf.