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A network engineer must monitor the logs from multiple Cisco routers by using a syslog to forward the logs to a syslog server. TLS must be used when transmitting the logs. The engineer configures…
The correct answer is D. Add TLS on port 6514 associated with the IP address of the syslog server. Adding transport tcp port 6514 (the TLS syslog port) to the logging host <ip> statement binds the remote server to secure syslog, ensuring that all log messages are forwarded over an encrypted
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A network engineer must monitor the logs from multiple Cisco routers by using a syslog to forward the logs to a syslog server. TLS must be used when transmitting the logs. The engineer configures the TLS trustpoint and the details for the remote syslog server. What must the engineer configure next on the Cisco router to meet the requirement?
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- AMap the IP address and hostname of the remote syslog server.
- BVerify the details of the Certificate Authority certificate.
- CConfigure the routers' logging severity.
- DAdd TLS on port 6514 associated with the IP address of the syslog server.
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- D85% (45)
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Adding transport tcp port 6514 (the TLS syslog port) to the logging host <ip> statement binds the remote server to secure syslog, ensuring that all log messages are forwarded over an encrypted
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