Which command would you input to notify a user when changes are committed to the configuration of a networking device?

The command that correctly enables notifications for configuration changes to be sent to a specific user is the one that uses "change-log." By configuring the system to log events related to changes and routing those logs to a specific user like "SecurityTeam," you ensure that any alterations made to the device's configuration are properly recorded and communicated.

This is particularly important in a network management context, as keeping track of configuration changes is essential for auditing, troubleshooting, and maintaining security protocols. The "change-log" category captures all relevant configuration modifications, allowing the designated user to stay informed about these critical updates.

Other options, while they mention logging or notifications, do not specifically tie to the function of tracking changes in configuration in this manner, which is crucial for effective network management and oversight.