From the output of the following cphaprob -i list, what is the most likely cause of the clustering
issue? Cluster B> cphaprob -i list Built-in Devices: Device Name: Interface Active Check Current
state: OK Device Name: HA Initialization Current state: OK Device Name: Recovery Delay
Current state: OK Registered Devices: Device Name: Synchronization Registration number: 0
Timeout: none Current state: OK Time since last report: 3651.5 sec Device Name: Filter
Registration number: 1 Timeout: none Current state: problem Time since last report: 139 sec
Device Name: routed Registration number: 2 Timeout: none Current state: OK Time since last
report: 3651.9 sec Device Name: cphad Registration number: 3 Timeout: none Current state: OK
Time since last report: 3696.5 sec Device Name: fwd Registration number: 4 Timeout: none
Current state: OK Time since last report: 3696.5 sec
A.
There is an interface down on Cluster A
B.
There is a sync network issue between Cluster A and Cluster B
C.
The routing table on Cluster B is different from Cluster A
D.
Cluster B and Cluster A have different versions of policy installed.