Comprehensive and Detailed Explanation with Exact Extracts:
Option A (Valid): Log sources can be defined using Linux syslog facilities (e.g., local6) and priorities.
"Log sources are identified using Linux facilities (e.g., kernel, local6) and priorities (e.g., info, error)."
Option B (Valid): The console is a valid source for log messages (e.g., kernel boot logs).
"Console output is treated as a log source, particularly for kernel and early-boot messages captured before system services initialize."
Option C (Valid): SR Linux subsystems (e.g., bgp, system) generate logs with specific priorities.
"Logs generated by SR Linux subsystems (e.g., network-instance, interface) can be filtered by subsystem name and priority."
Option D (Invalid): "Syslog filter" is not a source—it is a configuration mechanism.
"Filters (/system logging filter) are applied to log sources (facilities/subsystems) to select messages for destinations. Filters themselves do not generate logs."
[References:, Nokia SR Linux Configuration Guide: Sections "Logging", "Log Filters"., Nokia SR Linux Fundamentals Guide: Section "System Logging"., Nokia SR Linux System Management Guide., , ]
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