Which statement about syslog must be considered when deploying it on a network?

The logging level in syslog directly indicates the severity of a message, ranging from emergencies (level 0) to debugging information (level 7). This allows administrators to filter and prioritize messages based on their importance. Syslog does not specify the exact software or hardware component; instead, it uses a "facility" code to categorize the type of process that generated the message (e.g., kernel, mail system). There are 8 logging levels (0-7), not 16. By default, not all message levels are forwarded to a syslog server; administrators configure which severity levels are sent to specific destinations.