Which action enables both Logging and Syslog Aggregator on the switch?

Which action enables both Logging and Syslog Aggregator on the switch?

• A. Enable Logging and Syslog Aggregator
• B. Enable Only Logging
• C. Enable Only Syslog Aggregator
• D. Disable Logging

Answer: (A)

Logging creates records of events on the switch, while the Syslog Aggregator acts as a central place to collect logs from multiple devices. To have the switch both generate log messages and forward them to the central collector, you need to enable both features. The option to enable Logging and Syslog Aggregator does exactly that: it starts producing logs and configures the switch to send them to the aggregator. Enabling only Logging would generate local logs but not forward them; enabling only the Syslog Aggregator would prepare the collector but wouldn’t produce logs to send. Disabling Logging stops log generation entirely. So, turning on both ensures logs are created and sent to the central aggregator.

Logging creates records of events on the switch, while the Syslog Aggregator acts as a central place to collect logs from multiple devices. To have the switch both generate log messages and forward them to the central collector, you need to enable both features. The option to enable Logging and Syslog Aggregator does exactly that: it starts producing logs and configures the switch to send them to the aggregator. Enabling only Logging would generate local logs but not forward them; enabling only the Syslog Aggregator would prepare the collector but wouldn’t produce logs to send. Disabling Logging stops log generation entirely. So, turning on both ensures logs are created and sent to the central aggregator.