Once Event Subscriptions are configured, where can you view the forwarded events on a collector computer?

The correct choice is to view the forwarded events in the Event Viewer under the Forwarded Events log. When Event Subscriptions are configured in a Windows environment, events from multiple source computers can be forwarded to a collector computer. This centralized collection is ideal for monitoring and managing events efficiently.

The Forwarded Events log within Event Viewer serves as a dedicated location where all forwarded events are organized and displayed. This means that administrators can easily access, filter, and analyze these events in one place, enhancing their ability to identify issues or monitor system behavior across the network.

The other options do not provide the same level of direct access to forwarded events. For instance, while specific commands in the Command Prompt can interact with logs or event data, they do not consolidate the events in a straightforward manner as the Forwarded Events log does. Additionally, while there could be separate monitoring applications that gather data, they would typically not be the default method for accessing forwarded events directly from Windows infrastructure. Lastly, viewing the Application log would not yield the forwarded events as it primarily contains logs tied to applications and might not reflect all forwarded events from other sources. This makes checking the Forwarded Events log in the Event Viewer the most efficient and proper way to manage these forwarded events.