Which option lists the settings in the registry to enable IPSec logging with Cisco Unified ICM?

Question

Options

• AAdd Key = IPsec; DWORD Value = Enable_Logging; DWORD Value = 0
• BAdd Key = Oakley; DWORD Value = EnableLogging; DWORD Value = 1
• CAdd Key = Security; DWORD Value = Enable-Logging; DWORD Value = 1
• DAdd Key = Oak; DWORD Value = EnableLog; DWORD Value = 1

• A
  5% (1)
• B
  95% (20)

Explanation

Option B is correct because enabling IPSec logging on Cisco Unified ICM requires adding the registry key Oakley (the IKE/ISAKMP key exchange component used in IPSec), setting the DWORD value name to EnableLogging, and setting its data to 1 (enabled). Option A fails on multiple points - the key name "IPsec" is wrong, the value name uses an underscore ("Enable_Logging"), and the data is set to 0 (disabled). Option C uses the wrong key name "Security" and an incorrect hyphenated value name "Enable-Logging." Option D uses a truncated key name "Oak" and an abbreviated value name "EnableLog," neither of which are valid registry entries.

Memory tip: Think "Oak tree logging = 1 log enabled" - Oakley is the key, EnableLogging is the value, and 1 turns it on. Oakley is the name of the IKE protocol predecessor, so if you remember that IPSec's key exchange has an "Oakley" heritage, the registry key name becomes intuitive.

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