Which CLI command is used to determine how much disk space is allocated to logs?

The correct answer is D. show system logdb-quota. The command show system logdb-quota displays the disk space quota allocated to each log type (traffic, threat, URL, data, wildfire, etc.) on the Palo Alto Networks firewall. It shows both the total allocated space and current usage for each log database. Option A (show logging-st

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Ashow logging-status
Bshow system info
Cdebug log-receiver show
Dshow system logdb-quota

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D
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Explanation

The command show system logdb-quota displays the disk space quota allocated to each log type (traffic, threat, URL, data, wildfire, etc.) on the Palo Alto Networks firewall. It shows both the total allocated space and current usage for each log database. Option A (show logging-status) shows the status of the log receiver process, not disk quotas. Option B (show system info) provides general system information such as OS version, serial number, and uptime, but does not break down log storage allocations. Option C (debug log-receiver show) is a debugging command for the log receiver process and is not used for disk quota inspection.

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#CLI commands#Logging#Disk management#System monitoring

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