H12-725_V4.0 · Question #3
There is a log message in the firewall device, as shown below: Jun 1 2022 14:27:01 FV3 %%01UPDATE/3/1LOAD_FALL (1) [182]: Failed to load the signature database. (SyslogId=0, Module-IP-RIPUTATION…
The correct answer is B. Log description information. In Huawei firewall log format (%%<version><Description>/<Level>/<Brief>), the UPDATE field occupies the description position - it names the type of operation or event being recorded, making B (log description information) correct. A is wrong because the summary/brief of the log…
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There is a log message in the firewall device, as shown below:
Jun 1 2022 14:27:01 FV3 %%01UPDATE/3/1LOAD_FALL (1) [182]: Failed to load the signature database. (SyslogId=0, Module-IP-RIPUTATION, Slot=11, CFU=0, LoadVersion=, Duration (s) =0, Reason="No SDB version is available for loading"). Which of the following does the "UPDATE" field in this log represent?
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- ASummary of log information
- BLog description information
- CLog level
- DThe functional module that generated the log
How the community answered
(38 responses)- A5% (2)
- B82% (31)
- C3% (1)
- D11% (4)
Explanation
In Huawei firewall log format (%%<version><Description>/<Level>/<Brief>), the UPDATE field occupies the description position - it names the type of operation or event being recorded, making B (log description information) correct. A is wrong because the summary/brief of the log is the short text after the level field (LOAD_FALL), not UPDATE. C is wrong because the log severity level is the numeric value between the slashes - here /3/ - not a word like UPDATE. D is wrong because the actual functional module is identified in the parenthetical body of the message (Module-IP-RIPUTATION), not in the UPDATE field of the header. Memory tip: In the log string %%01UPDATE/3/LOAD_FALL, map it as format→description→level→brief - the word before the first slash describes the log, the number is the level, and the text after the second slash is the brief summary.
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