In which command would you define the host ID source as IP addresses?

The command to define the host ID source as IP addresses is accurately represented by the selection that includes the "set-host-id-source" directive. In this context, the command is specifically formulated to set the source of the host ID for Dynatrace OneAgent, which can be important for environments where IP addresses are used to uniquely identify hosts instead of relying on other identifiers such as hostnames or custom namespaces.

In this command, the parameter "ip-addresses" clearly indicates that IP addresses are to be utilized as the source for identifying the host. The additional specification of "namespace=test" allows for the organization of host IDs under a particular namespace, which can be beneficial for managing and differentiating hosts within Dynatrace.

The other commands do not pertain to defining the host ID source, as they focus on different functionalities such as retrieving the current host ID, removing specific host properties, or enabling system logs access. None of these commands would achieve the goal of setting the host ID source to be based on IP addresses.