What setting allows you to see wireless events in reports?

Enabling logging is crucial for monitoring network activity since it allows the collection and storage of various types of events, including wireless events. When logging is enabled, the system captures relevant data about network activities and events, which can then be analyzed and reported. This functionality provides insights into how the wireless network is performing, and it helps in identifying issues or unusual events, which is essential for maintaining security and performance.

The other options, while related to network management, do not directly pertain to the visibility of wireless events in reports. Management VLAN tagging relates to the organization of network traffic within virtual LANs, pairing the device typically refers to connecting devices together (often in Bluetooth or other direct connections), and configuring DHCP deals with assigning IP addresses on the network. None of these settings directly influence the logging or reporting of wireless events.