A remote logging computer with a host name of foobar is being installed on the local network. What line in the system message configuration file will send all system messages to the remote computer?

`*.* foobar. *` is syntactically incorrect; the remote host destination typically uses the `@` prefix.

In `syslog` and `rsyslog` configuration files, `*.*` specifies all facilities and all priorities (meaning all messages). The `@` symbol followed by a hostname (e.g., `@foobar`) is the standard syntax for directing these messages to a remote syslog server.

`* =foobar` is not a valid `syslog` configuration syntax for forwarding messages to a remote host.

`* .foobar` is syntactically incorrect and does not follow the `syslog` remote forwarding convention.

`=foobar` is not a valid `syslog` configuration entry for forwarding messages.