To list monitor inputs in a specific log directory using btool, which command would you use?

To list monitor inputs in a specific log directory using btool, the command that is correct makes use of the appropriate syntax for specifying the input type and the directory path. The correct command includes the "monitor://" prefix, which indicates that you are referencing a monitored input in Splunk.

In this case, the choice that utilizes "monitor:///var/log" clearly defines that you are specifically targeting the monitoring inputs related to the folder /var/log. The use of three slashes (monitor:///) correctly adheres to Splunk's conventions for such paths, ensuring that the tool understands you're working with a directory that should be monitored.

This command is effective for listing all monitored inputs within the specified directory, allowing system administrators to verify configurations and troubleshoot monitoring issues.

Other options do not follow the correct syntax or format that Splunk btool requires for specifying monitored inputs, which is essential for the command to execute successfully. Therefore, the choice that includes the proper "monitor://" notation is the only accurate command for this intention.