You suspect an issue with your Update Cache. Which 2 logs do you need to examine? Choose two.

To diagnose issues with the Update Cache, examining the uc.log and downloader.log is essential. The uc.log specifically pertains to the activities of the Update Cache, making it crucial for understanding how updates are being managed, stored, and served within your environment. This log contains detailed information on operations related to the cache itself, such as retrievals and any errors that may occur during these processes.

The downloader.log complements the uc.log by providing insights into the update download activities. It tracks the interaction between the update cache and the Sophos update servers, logging information about the successful or failed attempts to download updates. Analyzing this log alongside the uc.log helps pinpoint whether the problem lies within the cache's operations or in the update retrieval process.

The other options refer to logs that are not specifically aligned with diagnosing Update Cache issues. For instance, while update.log might provide broader information about the update process, it doesn't focus specifically on caching. Similarly, logs such as error.log, status.log, and install.log serve different purposes and may not yield the insights needed for troubleshooting cache-related problems.