Which file is used to configure Syslog settings?

The correct file used to configure Syslog settings is known specifically for that purpose within the CyberArk environment. Syslog settings are crucial for managing logs and alerts generated by various systems and applications.

In this context, dbparm.ini serves as the configuration file where parameters for database connectivity, including Syslog settings, are defined. This file contains essential configurations that dictate how log data is to be sent to a Syslog server, ensuring that logs are properly captured and monitored.

The other files mentioned do not specifically serve this function. Config.ini typically holds general application configurations, while settings.ini is often used for various setting parameters across different applications. Syslog.cfg might erroneously imply it is the configuration file for Syslog settings, but in the CyberArk framework, it is dbparm.ini that fulfills this requirement, making it the critical file for configuring how the application interacts with Syslog services.