Refer to the exhibit. A service provider hosts applications for multiple organizations. Each organization owns a separate tenant and syslog server. The events from each tenant must be sent to the corr

Configuring a single shared external syslog server for all user tenants would send all tenants' events to one server, violating the requirement for separate syslog servers per organization.

Applying a single shared external syslog server to the common tenant would likely only capture common tenant events or distribute them globally without tenant-specific separation.

Cisco ACI allows for tenant-specific management configurations, including external syslog servers. By configuring an external syslog server object within each individual tenant and then applying that specific syslog configuration to its respective tenant, ACI ensures that only events relevant to that tenant are forwarded to its dedicated syslog server, meeting the requirement for separation.

Configuring external syslog servers for each tenant but applying them all to the common tenant would not correctly associate each syslog server with its specific tenant for event forwarding.