You have developed a network monitoring utility and want to make diagnostics easier for the end user. You include an EventLogTraceListener object which redirects the debugging information to an event log on his system. To improve clarity, you set a value of "SuperNetMonitor" on the Source property of the associated Event object.
Based on the scenario above, what occurs when the end user account has permissions to access all event logs, but SuperNetMonitor does not exist as a log?
Choice 1
The system redirects events and writes them instead to the System log.
Choice 2
A new SuperNetMonitor event log is created on the system to hold the debugging information.
Choice 3
Debugging events are written to a SuperNetMonitor.txt file in the same directory as the utility.
Choice 4
The system redirects events and writes them instead to the Application log.
Choice 5
The utility fails to write debugging information and throws a SecurityException exception.
If you are my future boss, you could ask.
Unfortunately, you are not. So you could test it by yourself, then you got the answer.
i got no chance to have a test right now, so asked here, thanks anyway.