Which CLI command is used to create a W3C log?

Question

Options

• Amklogfiie
• Badvancedproxyconfig
• Cmakelog
• Dlogconfig
• Ew3clogconfig

• C
  3% (2)
• D
  95% (55)
• E
  2% (1)

Explanation

logconfig is the correct CLI command (found in platforms like Cisco AsyncOS for Web Security) used to manage log subscriptions, including creating and configuring W3C-format access logs. It provides the menu-driven interface where you can add, edit, and delete log subscriptions with W3C as a selectable log type.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A. mklogfiie - Not a real command; the misspelling (double "i") is also a giveaway that this is a fabricated distractor.
• B. advancedproxyconfig - A real Cisco WSA command, but it configures proxy behavior (HTTPS, FTP, DNS, etc.), not log creation.
• C. makelog - Not a real command on any major web proxy/security platform.
• E. w3clogconfig - Sounds plausible because it contains "w3c," but no such command exists; it's a tempting trap for test-takers who guess based on naming logic.

Memory tip: Think "logging needs configuring" - logconfig handles all log management tasks, and W3C is simply one format option within it. If you see a command that sounds too specific to W3C (like option E), it's likely a distractor - real CLI tools use generic names and let you choose the format inside.

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