What does the Tanium Console maintain on the local host computer?

The Tanium Console maintains an error log that specifically contains details on the last 100 errors. This log is crucial for troubleshooting and understanding the issues that may occur while using the Tanium platform. By focusing on the most recent errors, users can quickly identify and rectify problems without wading through an exhaustive history, making the error management process more efficient. This approach ensures that the most relevant information is readily available, allowing for a streamlined response to any arising issues.

The other options are less accurate because they suggest either a broader scope than what is maintained (like recording every completed action) or imply a detailed log for each user action, which does not align with the Tanium design focused on efficiency and relevance. Additionally, error logs that solely track client connectivity or specific user actions would not serve the same purpose as capturing the most significant recent errors affecting operations.