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To view storm control thresholds on an interface, the command used is related to the specific interface ID, which allows administrators to access detailed storm control settings for that interface. This command presents information that includes the thresholds configured for traffic types such as Broadcast, Multicast, and Unicast storms, facilitating proactive network management.

When administering network interfaces, it's essential to be able to query the specific configurations tied to individual ports. By referencing the specific interface ID, this command effectively narrows down the results to only those associated with that particular interface, making it a targeted and efficient approach to reviewing storm control settings.

Other command options, while they may provide information related to storm control, do not directly focus on the thresholds for a specific interface. For example, some commands might give general status reports or overall configurations but lack the granularity required to comprehensively assess the thresholds set per interface. This specificity is crucial when dealing with potential network congestion issues caused by storms in traffic, where identifying the thresholds directly associated with an interface becomes vital for network performance and reliability.