NSE4 · Question #497
What log type would indicate whether a VPN is going up or down?
The correct answer is A. Event log. The Event log is the primary location for recording system-level messages, including status changes for services like VPN connections.
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What log type would indicate whether a VPN is going up or down?
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- AEvent log
- BSecurity log
- CForward log
- DSyslog
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- C4% (1)
- D4% (1)
Why each option
The Event log is the primary location for recording system-level messages, including status changes for services like VPN connections.
The Event log, often found as system events, captures system-level occurrences such as VPN tunnel establishment or termination, providing real-time status updates on the operational state of the VPN.
The Security log primarily records events related to security policies, authentication, and access, not the operational status of a VPN tunnel itself.
A Forward log typically refers to logs for forwarded traffic, detailing network traffic that passes through a device, not system-level events.
Syslog is a protocol for sending log messages, not a specific type of log content; system events would be sent via Syslog, but the content type is still event-based.
Concept tested: VPN status logging
Source: https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortigate/7.4.0/administration-guide/469446/log-types
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