Configuring the Output of Service Logs

Service Logs

This section describes how to configure the FW to output security service logs and view these logs on the log server through the web UI.

Configuring Service Logs

This section describes how to configure the FW to output service logs in dataflow format to the log server and how to view and analyze service log information on the log server.

CLI: Example for Sending Policy Matching Logs to the eLog Log Host

You can check policy matching logs on the eLog to understand the ranking of security policies matched by packets on the FW.

CLI: Example for Sending Attack Event Logs to the eLog Log Host

You can check attack events on the eLog to learn the attack tendencies and security conditions on the network.

CLI: Example for Sending Intrusion Prevention Logs to the eLog Log Host

You can check intrusion prevention logs on the eLog to learn intrusion behaviors and threats on the network.

CLI: Example for Sending Virus Event Logs to the eLog Log Host

You can check virus event logs on the eLog to learn virus transmission and frequent virus events on the network.

CLI: Example for Sending URL Filtering Logs to the eLog Log Host

You can check URL filtering logs on the eLog to know about the control of users' URL access behavior by the firewall.

CLI: Example for Sending Mail Filtering Logs to the eLog Log Host

You can check mail filtering logs on the eLog to understand the FW's control over users' mail sending and receiving behavior.

CLI: Example for Sending File Blocking Logs to the eLog Log Host

You can learn outgoing files sent by users on the network by checking outgoing file logs on the eLog.

CLI: Example for Sending Keyword Filtering Logs to the eLog Log Host

You can learn outgoing files sent by users on the network by checking outgoing file logs on the eLog.

CLI: Example for Sending IM Logs to the eLog Log Host

You can check IM logs on the eLog to understand the use of IM software by users on networks.

CLI: Example for Sending Application Traffic Logs to the eLog Log Host

You can learn traffic information of the FW based on applications by checking application traffic logs on the eLog.

CLI: Example for Sending Web Access Logs to the eLog Host

You can learn URLs accessed by users by checking the web access audit logs on the eLog.