Exam 70-741 topic 2 question 9 discussion

I think this answer its incorrect, will be D.- On each DHCP server, review the DHCP server operational event log". When we do Purge Event Catalog Data, we are deleting data from BBDD (we reduce size). This erased dont delete information on logs in DHCP servers. If we retrieve data in IPAM, the information deleted never back to node IPAM event, only get the newest event. We can configure the database of IPAM with SQL Server or the internal database of Windows. How option C tell us "C:\Windows\System32\ipam\database", I supouse that DDBB is the internal. In the internal DDBB IPAM has two files: IPAM.mdf and IPAM_log.ldf. And while IPAM is running we cant copy or edit IPAM_log.ldf. So, for me the correct answer is D.-On each DHCP server, review the DHCP server operational event log". One thing more: in server with DHCP on path C:\Windows\System32\dhcp we find logs from DHCP, here we can see the release information too. If anyone thinks another thing, please... correct to me.

the answer should be : D. On each DHCP server, review the DHCP Server operational event log.

I think D is correct. After Purge Event Catalog Data: you can view the data on DHCP servers from the last 30 days. >>D is correct answer. you can't view the data on IPAM server from the laset 30 days. >>A,B,C are exculded.

Microsoft: "Purging events from the IPAM database does not clear events from Event Viewer on managed DHCP servers. However, subsequent event catalog data retrieval only adds newly generated events in IPAM. Data that was purged is not re-introduced." This says to me that D is the answer.

"Purging events from the IPAM database does not clear events from Event Viewer on managed DHCP servers." https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/windows/it-pro/windows-server-2012-r2-and-2012/jj878322(v=ws.11)

D. On each DHCP server, review the DHCP Server operational event log.

Correct Answer is C

This is on MS Docs: "Purging events from the IPAM database does not clear events from Event Viewer on managed DHCP servers." This to me states that C is incorrect because the data is no longer in the database location, and you must check each DHCP server manually.

Review the log data in C:\Windows\System32\ipam\Database on Server1. Correct Answer: C

I also agree with D is correct answer because "On Server1, an administrator uses Purge Event Catalog Data to remove all of the events from the last 30 days." therefore nothing left on the Server1 database for the user/administrator to see so C is wrong answer

Correct answer: D

Explanation/Reference: Event Catalog data stores in the IPAM database, if such a Purge Action is done, events are also removed from the IPAM database, therefore answer C is incorrect. . . .