Exam SK0-005 topic 1 question 196 discussion

The administrator should configure log shipping to ensure compliance with the regulation. Log shipping is the process of automatically transferring log files from one location to another, typically from a remote server or device to a central log storage location. This ensures that all log files are stored in a central location, which is a requirement in this case. Alerting refers to sending notifications when specific events or conditions occur, but it does not relate to storing logs in a central location. Retention refers to how long log files are kept before they are deleted, which is important for compliance and audit purposes, but it does not directly address the requirement to store logs in a central location. Rotation refers to the practice of moving older log files to an archive location or deleting them, typically to free up space on the server, and does not address the requirement to store logs in a central location.