You use Forefront Identity Manager (2010) in your company network. You configure Password Change Notification Service (PCNS) between Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) and AD LDS. You discover that passwords are not being reset on the target systems. You need to be able to ascertain the cause of the issue. What should you do?

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D. Create the FeaturePwdSyncLogLevel registry (REG_DWORD) entry for The `FeaturePwdSyncLogLevel` registry entry, when created for the Password Change Notification Service (PCNS) filter, enables detailed logging specific to password synchronization events. The PCNS filter resides on the Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) domain controllers and is responsible for intercepting password changes and forwarding them to AD LDS, making its logs crucial for troubleshooting issues where passwords are not being reset on target systems.

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A. Create the EventLogLevel registry (REG_DWORD) entry for The `EventLogLevel` registry entry provides more general event logging and is not specific enough for detailed troubleshooting of PCNS password synchronization failures.

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B. Create the EventLogLevel registry (REG_DWORD) entry for While `EventLogLevel` pertains to the PCNS filter, it offers general event logging rather than the granular, specific password synchronization details provided by `FeaturePwdSyncLogLevel`.

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C. Create the FeaturePwdSyncLogLevel registry (REG_DWORD) entry for Although `FeaturePwdSyncLogLevel` is the correct entry for detailed password synchronization logging, applying it to the PCNS *service* would not capture the low-level password interception and notification issues that occur at the PCNS *filter* level.

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