The Syslog message severity levels are labelled from level 0 to level 7.
What does level 0 indicate?
The Syslog message severity levels are labelled from level 0 to level 7.
What does level 0 indicate?
The Syslog message severity levels are indeed labelled from level 0 to level 7, where each level indicates the severity of the message. According to standard Syslog definitions, level 0 indicates 'Emergency,' meaning that the system is unusable. This is the highest severity level and signifies a critical condition that needs immediate attention.
Answer is C,
Answer is C.
VALUE SEVERITY DESCRIPTION 0 Emergency System is unusable
EM (Emergency) - 0 A (Alert) - 1 CR (Critical) -2 E (Error) -3 W (Warning) - 4 N (Notice) - 5 I (Informatonal) - 6 D (Debug) - 7 = EMACREWNID
The answer is C - Emergency system is unusable Module 3 pg 337
Answer is C,
C. Emergency
Emergency
C. Emergency
C. Emergency 0 Emergency Panic: The network is useless. 1 Alert Something bad happened, deal with it NOW! 2 Critical Something bad is about to happen, deal with it NOW! 3 Error A failure in the system that needs attention. 4 Warning Something will happen if it is not dealt within a timeframe. 5 Notification Normal but significant conditions. 6 Informational Informative but not important. 7 Debugging Lots of unnecessary messages. Only relevant for developers
C is the correct answer according to the courseware from ec council
option C