Posted by: Pdfprep
Post Date: March 2, 2021
Refer to the exhibit.
An LTM Specialist configures the two syslog destination Syslog destination #1 can receive messages but the syslog destination #2 can NOT receive messages.
Which command sill correct the issue?
A . {/Common)(tmos) # modify /syssyslog remote-servers modify (syslog_dest2 {local-ip
B . {/Common)(tmos) # modify Ays syslog remote servers modify {syslog_dest2 {local- ip 10.208.102 254)}
C . {/Common) (tmos) # modify /sys syslog remote-servers modify {syslog_dest2 {host 10 208.102.254 }}
D . {Common(tmos) # modify/syslog remote-servers modify {syslog_dest2 {lost.10.10.10.28 }}
Answer: A
Comment (1)
To add remote syslog server 172.28.31.40 with port 514 and name mysyslog, enter the following command:
modify /sys syslog remote-servers add { mysyslog { host 172.28.31.40 remote-port 514 }}
To modify remote syslog server mysyslogB to use port 51400, enter the following command:
modify /sys syslog remote-servers modify { mysyslogB { remote-port 51400 }}
To configure the BIG-IP syslog to bind to 172.28.68.42 when sending logs to the remote syslog server mysyslogB, enter the following command:
modify /sys syslog remote-servers modify { mysyslogB { local-ip 172.28.68.42 }}