GSNA · Question #240
GSNA Question #240: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is A. It incorporates real-time reporting and real-time alerting. B. It is used to analyze any device or software package, which produces a log file such as Web C. It is a software package for the statistical analysis and reporting of log files.. Sawmill is a software package for the statistical analysis and reporting of log files, with dynamic contextual filtering, 'live' data zooming, user interface customization, and custom calculated reports. Sawmill incorporates real-time reporting and real-time alerting. Sawmill als
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- AIt incorporates real-time reporting and real-time alerting.
- BIt is used to analyze any device or software package, which produces a log file such as Web
- CIt is a software package for the statistical analysis and reporting of log files.
- DIt comes only as a software package for user deployment.
Explanation
Sawmill is a software package for the statistical analysis and reporting of log files, with dynamic contextual filtering, 'live' data zooming, user interface customization, and custom calculated reports. Sawmill incorporates real-time reporting and real-time alerting. Sawmill also includes a page tagging server and JavaScript page tag for the analysis of client side clicks (client requests) providing a total view of visitor traffic and on-site behavioral activity. Sawmill Analytics is offered in three forms, as a software package for user deployment, as a turnkey on-premise system appliance, and as a SaaS service. Sawmill analyzes any device or software package producing a log file and that includes Web servers, firewalls, proxy servers, mail servers, network devices (switches & routers etc.), syslog servers, databases etc. Its range of potential uses by knowledge workers is essentially limitless. Answer: D is incorrect. Sawmill Analytics software is available in three different forms; as a software package for user deployment, as a turnkey on-premise system appliance, and as a
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