Which two statements describe steps for searching for an Avaya Aura® System Manager (SMGR) log containing the phrase 'down'? (Choose two.)

Question

Options

• AExport the entire log file to your local PC, and then locally search with an application.
• BNavigate to Home / Services / Events / Logs / Log Viewer, then click on Filter, then Enable, and
• CNavigate to Home / Services / Events / Logs / Log Harvester, then click on Harvest logs, then
• DNavigate to Home / Services / Events / Logs / Log Settings, then click on 'text search' and then

• A
  95% (42)
• C
  2% (1)
• D
  2% (1)

Explanation

Searching SMGR logs for a specific phrase like 'down' can be done in two supported ways: exporting the full log file to your local machine and using a local text application (such as Notepad++ or grep) to search it (A), or using the built-in Log Viewer (Home > Services > Events > Logs > Log Viewer), which provides a Filter/Enable option that allows phrase-based searching directly in the UI (B).

Why C is wrong: The Log Harvester is a collection tool - it gathers and packages logs from distributed components for download or archiving, not for searching log content by keyword.

Why D is wrong: Log Settings controls logging configuration (log levels, retention, destinations), not log content search - there is no 'text search' function there.

Memory tip: Think of it as two search locations - outside the system (export + local search) and inside the system (Log Viewer + Filter). The other two options - Harvester and Settings - are about managing logs, not reading them. If you remember "Viewer = view/search, Harvester = collect, Settings = configure," the correct pair becomes obvious.

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