Which statement applies to Log Collector Groups?

Question

Options

• ALog redundancy is available only if each Log Collector has the same amount of total disk storage.
• BEnabling redundancy increases the log processing traffic in a Collector Group by 50%.
• CIn any single Collector Group, all the Log Collectors must run on the same Panorama model.
• DThe maximum number of Log Collectors in a Log Collector Group is 18 plus two hot spares.

• A
  4% (1)
• B
  4% (1)
• C
  7% (2)
• D
  85% (23)

Explanation

Answer D is correct: a single Log Collector Group supports a maximum of 16 active Log Collectors plus two dedicated hot-spare Log Collectors (described in some Palo Alto documentation as 16+2, occasionally referenced as 18 total slots), making D the accurate statement about maximum group capacity. Answer A is false - log redundancy does not require identical disk sizes across collectors; Panorama distributes logs proportionally based on available capacity. Answer B is false - enabling log redundancy doubles log processing traffic (100% increase), not 50%, because each log entry is written to two collectors. Answer C is false - Log Collectors within a single Collector Group can run on different Panorama-compatible hardware models (e.g., mixing M-600 and M-200 appliances is supported).

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