An administrator is asked to configure an "Nslookup" adaptive response action. What steps would be taken to configure this option?

To configure an "Nslookup" adaptive response action, the correct approach is found in the process of modifying the recommended action within the context of a correlation search. In the Splunk environment, adaptive response actions are often linked to notable events that arise from specific correlation searches. The pathway outlined in the correct choice emphasizes accessing the Content Management section and selecting the involvement of correlation searches to set a recommended action for notable events.

When navigating to Content Management and choosing the appropriate correlation search, administrators can specify various actions to be taken automatically when certain conditions are met, such as running an "Nslookup" command for domain name resolution associated with an IP address logged in a notable event. This functionality is vital for incident response workflows, ensuring that actionable insights can be derived quickly from security alerts.

The other options, while they touch upon aspects of incident review and correlation searches, do not provide the systematic and organized way to configure the adaptive response specific to the "Nslookup" action. For instance, accessing the Incident Review dashboard directly does not allow for direct configuration of correlation search actions in a way that aligns with adaptive response management. Modifying the correlation search in the search bar lacks the targeted approach needed for adaptive response settings and might not encompass the comprehensive configuration required. Meanwhile