Configuring Log Output in Hot Standby Deployment

This section describes the principle and configuration for log output in hot standby deployment.

Understanding the Log Sending Mechanism and Key Configuration Points in Hot Standby Networking: Compared with that in the single-node networking, the log sending function in the hot standby networking has special requirements. Before the configuration, you need to understand the log output principle, implementation mode, and configuration key points in the hot standby environment.

CLI: Example for Sending IPv4 Session Logs to the eLog in Hot Standby Deployment of Loading Balancing Mode: This section describes how configure two firewalls in hot standby deployment in load balancing mode to send IPv4 session logs.

CLI: Example for Sending IPv4 Session Logs to the eLog in Hot Standby Deployment of Mirroring Mode: This section describes how to configure hot standby when service interfaces on two firewalls work at Layer 3 in mirroring mode.