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Set-SPDiagnosticConfig -errorReportingEnable Does the solution meet the goal?

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Set-SPDiagnosticConfig -errorReportingEnable Does the solution meet the goal?

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B. No Set-SPDiagnosticConfig configures farm-level diagnostic settings such as log file path and disk space limits, but the correct cmdlet for controlling the per-category Windows event log severity threshold is Set-SPLogLevel with the -EventSeverity parameter. Without the proper parameters or cmdlet, the proposed Set-SPDiagnosticConfig command does not achieve the granular Windows event log control required by the scenario.

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A. Yes The Set-SPDiagnosticConfig command as presented does not properly enforce the Error-level minimum threshold for the Windows event log, making Yes incorrect.

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