An administrator needs to investigate a security incident that occurred on a specific date. The administrator wants to see all audit log entries for that day, including any configuration changes and login attempts. What is the best approach?

Filter by the 'Login' action only to see login attempts.

Use the search bar to type the date and review results.

Filter by the 'Update' action only to see configuration changes.

Set the audit log time filter to that specific date and review all entries.

An administrator notices an audit log entry that shows 'User: api_user, Action: Update, Resource: WLAN profile 'Guest', Timestamp: 2024-03-15 14:32:05 UTC'. The administrator suspects this change was made via an API call, not through the portal. How can the administrator confirm this?

Review the network logs to see if an API call was made.

Assume it was made via the API because the user is 'api_user'.

Contact the user 'api_user' to ask how the change was made.

Check the audit log entry for additional metadata indicating the source of the action.

A company needs to retain audit logs for a specific period for compliance. The administrator wants to export the logs for the last quarter. What is the best way to do this?

Take screenshots of the audit log pages for the last quarter.

Set the time filter to the last quarter and export the audit logs to CSV.

Use the Mist API to retrieve logs for the last quarter and save them as JSON.

Export all audit logs without filtering and then manually remove older entries.

Why would you export audit logs from Juniper Mist?

To perform external analysis or meet compliance requirements

To automatically generate network configuration backups

To increase the storage capacity of the Mist portal

To improve the performance of the Mist portal

A new administrator is asked to review audit logs for a specific site, but the administrator cannot find the Audit Logs option under the site's menu. What is the likely reason?

The administrator is looking in the wrong organization.

Audit logs are organization-wide and not available at the site level.

Audit logs are only available in the premium subscription.

The administrator does not have permission to view audit logs.

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An administrator needs to investigate a security incident that occurred on a specific date. The administrator wants to see all audit log entries for that day, including any configuration changes and login attempts. What is the best approach?
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An administrator notices an audit log entry that shows 'User: api_user, Action: Update, Resource: WLAN profile 'Guest', Timestamp: 2024-03-15 14:32:05 UTC'. The administrator suspects this change was made via an API call, not through the portal. How can the administrator confirm this?
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8application · medium
A company needs to retain audit logs for a specific period for compliance. The administrator wants to export the logs for the last quarter. What is the best way to do this?
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Why would you export audit logs from Juniper Mist?
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10expert · hard
A new administrator is asked to review audit logs for a specific site, but the administrator cannot find the Audit Logs option under the site's menu. What is the likely reason?
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