Selected Answer: C there is no place to set a preserved option, it has to be a syslog server for 'complete' historical preservation.

C. Syslog server boyz. https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Monitoring_and_Reporting/Viewing_Old_Event_Logs

Selected Answer: C No preserving setting, you need an external syslog server for 30 days older messages.

Selected Answer: C should be C

I agree (and Meraki's log is terrible, btw)

Selected Answer: C Answer: C

The correct answer is C

best practice method for preserving complete historical network event logs is to set up a syslog server. This lets you keep logs for as long as you need. Can be done via Network-wide > Monitor > Event log. Answer: C

Answer: C The Cisco Meraki best practice method that preserves complete historical network event logs is to configure Syslog Export to an external syslog server. By configuring Syslog Export to an external syslog server, you make sure that all network event logs generated by Cisco Meraki devices, such as MX Security Appliances, MS Switches, and MR Wireless Access Points, are securely sent and stored on an external syslog server.

Selected Answer: C if a complete historical log is needed, setting up a syslog server is recommended to keep logs for as long as needed.