Exam SK0-005 topic 1 question 269 discussion

B is the exact OPPOSITE of what is being requested. By decreasing the duration of the rotate cycle, you will end up creating more logs. C would just stop creating additional logs, defeating the purpose of log rotation. D doesn't change the fact that logs are being created too frequently, it just puts them somewhere else. So the only viable answer is A - increase the audit.log file size in the appropriate configuration file.

Increasing the file size limit for the audit.log file would delay log rotation until the file reaches the specified size. This can be a valid solution if the issue is that the file is rotating too frequently due to reaching its size limit quickly.

B. To decrease the frequency of log rotation for the /var/log/audit/audit.log file without losing any information in the logs, the server administrator should decrease the duration of the log rotate cycle. This can be achieved by adjusting the logrotate configuration for the audit log files to specify a longer time interval or a larger file size threshold before rotation occurs.