Server Manager event logs include logs from which services?

Server Manager event logs include logs from which services?

• A. Only application events
• B. Only system events
• C. AD DS and DNS servers
• D. Local printer services

Answer: (C)

Server Manager centralizes event information for the server’s installed roles. When you have server roles like Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) and the DNS server installed, the events those services generate are surfaced in Server Manager’s event views. This means you can see Directory Services-related events (authentication, replication, schema changes) and DNS-related events (zone updates, name resolution issues) right alongside other management data. The other options describe general event categories, but Server Manager specifically brings in logs from the installed role services, such as AD DS and DNS. Local printer services would only appear if the Print Server role is installed, which is not the typical focus of this scenario.

Server Manager centralizes event information for the server’s installed roles. When you have server roles like Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) and the DNS server installed, the events those services generate are surfaced in Server Manager’s event views. This means you can see Directory Services-related events (authentication, replication, schema changes) and DNS-related events (zone updates, name resolution issues) right alongside other management data. The other options describe general event categories, but Server Manager specifically brings in logs from the installed role services, such as AD DS and DNS. Local printer services would only appear if the Print Server role is installed, which is not the typical focus of this scenario.