Claude is a systems administrator for a small network using both Windows NT and 2000
systems. He suspects that someone has been accessing his FTP sites inappropriately, and
he wants to examine the NT/2000 logs to evaluate the activity. What should Claude do to
accomplish this task?

A.
Stop the FTP service, and open the log files for FTP in the directory off of
WINNT\System32\Logfiles

B.
Stop the web service, and open the log files for FTP in the directory off of
WINNT\System32\Logfiles

C.
Stop the internet information server, and open the log files for FTP in the directory off
of WINNT\System32\Logfiles

D.
Stop the Windows logging service, and open the log file for the FTP in the directory
off of WINNT\System32\Logfiles

Explanation:
Just stop the FTP service, and go to the folder in
winnt\system32\logfiles. Each days log file will be a txt file in that directory, by date.
Incorrect Answers:
B: We want to look at FTP logs, so we stop the FTP service, not the web service.
C: This could work, but there is no need to bring down the entire website just to look atthe FTP
logs.
D: The logging for IIS is not performed by the Windows Logging Service.