Which command produced the output showing interface status?

The command that produces output displaying the status of interfaces is "show interfaces terse." This command provides a concise summary of the status of all interfaces on a device. It shows essential information such as the interface name, its administrative and operational status, the protocol status, and the IP address assigned to each interface. The terse format makes it easy to quickly assess the state of multiple interfaces without overwhelming detail.

In contrast, the other commands do not provide the same level of focused interface status information. "Show running-config" displays the entire configuration of the device, including all settings across various functions, rather than just the status of interfaces. Similarly, "show ip interface" provides detailed information about IP interfaces but includes more verbose details than what is typically needed for a quick status check. The command "show interface status" is also commonly used, but it is not the standard command in Junos OS; thus, it would not be recognized in that context. Therefore, "show interfaces terse" is the most appropriate command for quickly viewing interface statuses in a straightforward format.