Which command is used to examine detailed events processes by the router with Cisco UCCE?

Question

Options

• Ashowlogs rtr <options...>
• Bdumplog router <options...>
• Cviewlogs rtr <options...>
• DDumplog rtr <options...>

• A
  2% (1)
• B
  6% (3)
• C
  2% (1)
• D
  90% (46)

Explanation

D is correct because in Cisco UCCE, Dumplog is the built-in log examination utility, and rtr is the component identifier for the Router process - making Dumplog rtr <options...> the proper command to inspect detailed router events and activity.

Why the distractors fail:

• A (showlogs rtr) and C (viewlogs rtr) use fabricated command names - neither showlogs nor viewlogs exist in the UCCE CLI toolset.
• B (dumplog router) is wrong on two counts: Dumplog is case-sensitive and requires a capital "D," and the component abbreviation is rtr, not the full word router.

Memory tip: Think "Dump the Router" - the capital D in Dumplog mirrors the capital letter in the correct answer choice (D), and rtr is simply the abbreviated form of "router" that UCCE uses consistently across its component naming.

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