A branch uses only memory logging. After an unexpected reboot, its pre-reboot history is unavailable. Which design change addresses the retention problem?

Choose the single best answer.

A.Increase the volatile memory log buffer while keeping it as the only destination
B.Send logs to a suitable remote destination
C.Use scheduled upload but leave every external destination disabled
D.Enable all-session policy logging while retaining only volatile memory

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Send logs to a suitable remote destination

A remote destination can retain received records across a reboot. Larger memory buffers and more policy logging remain volatile; an upload schedule without a destination cannot provide durable storage.

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