What action should an administrator take to store ESXi 5.x host system logs centrally?
A.
Configure vCenter Server to automatically export log files to a syslog server at regular intervals.
B.
Configure vCenter Server to send all log information to a syslog server.
C.
Configure each ESXi host to send all log information to a syslog server.
D.
Configure the syslog server to import log files from each ESXi host at regular intervals.
Explanation:
C is correct
VMware vSphere ESXi 5.x hosts run a syslog service (vmsyslogd) that provides a standard mechanism for logging messages from the VMkernel and other system components. By default in ESXi, these logs are placed on a local scratch volume or a ramdisk. To preserve the logs further, ESXi can be configured to place these logs to an alternate storage location on disk, and to send the logs across the network to a syslog server.