Question #1
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Which of the following options are correct regarding the description of Windows log event types? (multiple choice)
A
Failed audit events refer to failed audit security logon attempts, such as failure to access a network drive from a user's view, will be logged as a failed audit event.
B
When the disk space is insufficient, it will be recorded as an "information event"
C
Warning events are events that refer to the successful operation of an application, driver, or<br />
service.
D
False events generally refer to loss of functionality and data. For example, a service that cannot be loaded as a system boot will generate an error event.
Correct Answer:
Failed audit events refer to failed audit security logon attempts, such as failure to access a network drive from a user's view, will be logged as a failed audit event., False events generally refer to loss of functionality and data. For example, a service that cannot be loaded as a system boot will generate an error event.
