1Y0-340 · Question #101
A Citrix Engineer has configured NetScaler Web Logging on a Linux client machine. The engineer needs to verify if the log.conf file has been configured correctly and that there are NO syntax errors…
The correct answer is B. nswl -verify -f/usr/local/netscaler/etc/log.conf. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
A Citrix Engineer has configured NetScaler Web Logging on a Linux client machine. The engineer needs to verify if the log.conf file has been configured correctly and that there are NO syntax errors. Which command can the engineer use to accomplish this?
Options
- Answl -verify -f/ns/etc/log.conf
- Bnswl -verify -f/usr/local/netscaler/etc/log.conf
- Cnswl -verify -f/usr/local/netscaler/bin/log.conf
- Dnswl -verify -f/ns/bin/log.conf
How the community answered
(23 responses)- A17% (4)
- B70% (16)
- C9% (2)
- D4% (1)
Community Discussion
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Carlos M.Jan 18, 2026B is correct. On a Linux client, the NetScaler Web Logging config file lives at /usr/local/netscaler/etc/log.conf, so the nswl -verify command with that path is the one that actually checks your syntax without errors.
Thekla S.Dec 28, 2025Saw this exact path trip up half my study group, /usr/local/netscaler/etc/ is where log.conf lives on the Linux client, B all day.
Lena V.Jan 12, 2026The default install path for nswl on Linux is /usr/local/netscaler, so does log.conf live under etc or bin there?