Refer to the exhibit. Which command displays this output?

The correct answer is A. grep. The 'grep' command on the Cisco WSA is used to search through log files for specific patterns or strings, and its output displays the matching lines from the log file - typically showing timestamped log entries that contain the searched keyword or expression. This filtered…

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Exhibit

Options

Agrep
Blogconfig
Crollovernow
Dtail

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A
88% (21)
B
8% (2)
C
4% (1)

Explanation

The 'grep' command on the Cisco WSA is used to search through log files for specific patterns or strings, and its output displays the matching lines from the log file - typically showing timestamped log entries that contain the searched keyword or expression. This filtered, pattern-matched log output is characteristic of a 'grep' result. The 'tail' command (D) streams all new log entries without filtering. 'logconfig' (B) is used to configure log subscriptions, not to view log content. 'rollovernow' (C) forces an immediate log file rollover (archiving the current log and starting a new one) and produces no display output of log contents.

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