You have been asked to send RADIUS debug messages from an ArubaOS-CX switch to a central SIEM server at 10.5.15.6. The server is already defined on the switch with this command: logging 10.5.6.12 You enter this command: debug radius all What is the correct debug destination?

The question asks for the correct destination to meet the requirement of sending debug messages to a central SIEM server. A SIEM server ingests logs via protocols like syslog. The command logging 10.5.6.12 configures the switch to send log messages to a syslog server. Although the debug radius all command, by default, sends output to the console, the correct destination type to fulfill the stated goal is syslog. The question implies determining the appropriate destination for the overall task, not just the default output of a single command.

A. The console is the default destination for the debug command, but it does not fulfill the requirement of sending messages to a central SIEM server.
B. Sending debug output to a local file on the switch does not transmit it to the central SIEM server as required by the task.
D. The buffer is a temporary storage location for logs on the switch itself, not a destination for sending messages to an external server.

- ArubaOS-CX 10.11 Monitoring Guide (December 2022), Chapter: "Logging", Section: "Configuring a remote logging server", Page 11. This section details how to configure a syslog server, which is the standard destination for SIEM integration.

- ArubaOS-CX 10.11 CLI Reference Guide (December 2022), Volume 1, Page 1001, under the debug destination command. This shows that syslog is a configurable destination (debug destination syslog) required to forward debug messages to a log server.