Same for: 10.2.5 Check Your Understanding – Identify Windows Event Security Levels
1. What Windows security level is logged when a remote login was unsuccessfully attempted by an unauthorized user?
- Error
- Fatal
- Warning
- Information
- Success Audit
- Failure Audit
Explanation: Failure Audit – When a login attempt fails, a Failure Audit is logged.
2. What Windows security level is logged when a process that is required has successfully loaded on a workstation?
- Error
- Fatal
- Warning
- Information
- Success Audit
- Failure Audit
Explanation: Information – When the successful operation of an application, driver, or service occurs, an Information message is logged.
3. What Windows security level is logged when a disk error has occurred during a backup operation?
- Error
- Fatal
- Warning
- Information
- Success Audit
- Failure Audit
Explanation: Error – When a significant problem such as loss of data or loss of functionality occurs, an Error message is logged.
4. What Windows security level is logged when disk space is getting low?
- Error
- Fatal
- Warning
- Information
- Success Audit
- Failure Audit
Explanation: Warning – A Warning message is logged when an event that is not necessarily significant but may indicate a possible future problem occurs.
5. What Windows security level is logged when an authorized user logs in remotely to a system?
- Error
- Fatal
- Warning
- Information
- Success Audit
- Failure Audit
Explanation: Success Audit – A Success Audit is an event that records an audited security access attempt that is successful.