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The IIS log file format is a fixed (cannot be customized) ASCII text-based format. The IIS format includes basic items, such as client IP address, user name, date and time, service and instance…
The correct answer is D. 100. In the IIS W3C Extended Log Format, fields appear in a fixed order: client IP, username, date, time, service/instance (W3SVC2), server name (SERVER), server IP (172.15.10.30), time taken in ms (4210), bytes sent (125), bytes received (3524), service status code (100), Windows…
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The IIS log file format is a fixed (cannot be customized) ASCII text-based format. The IIS format includes basic items, such as client IP address, user name, date and time, service and instance, server name and IP address, request type, target of operation, etc. Identify the service status code from the following IIS log. 192.168.100.150, -, 03/6/11, 8:45:30, W3SVC2, SERVER, 172.15.10.30, 4210, 125, 3524, 100, 0, GET, /dollerlogo.gif,
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- AW3SVC2
- B4210
- C3524
- D100
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In the IIS W3C Extended Log Format, fields appear in a fixed order: client IP, username, date, time, service/instance (W3SVC2), server name (SERVER), server IP (172.15.10.30), time taken in ms (4210), bytes sent (125), bytes received (3524), service status code (100), Windows status code (0), HTTP method (GET), and target URI. The service status code is the 11th field, which is 100. This is analogous to an HTTP 100 Continue response. Choice A is the service instance, B is the time taken, and C is the bytes received.
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