True or false: An HA pair generates only one set of logs.

An HA (High Availability) pair indeed generates more than one set of logs. In a high availability configuration, there are typically two units operating in tandem: a primary unit and a secondary unit. Each unit maintains its own set of logs to ensure that data is preserved even if one unit fails.

The primary unit processes the traffic and generates logs, while the secondary unit can take over if the primary experiences a failure. This setup allows for redundancy, ensuring that logs collected by both units can be analyzed for continuity and redundancy purposes. Furthermore, this helps in maintaining a complete historical record of events, which is essential for compliance and security monitoring.

In scenarios with HA deployments, if the logs were only collected from one unit, the failover unit would not have any logs to reference in case of an outage. Thus, proper logging and monitoring practices dictate that each unit in an HA pair operates independently in terms of logging.