Configuring Session Log Output

Session Logs

The FW can output session information in different formats to log hosts.

Configuring Session Logs

After you enable the FW to send session logs to a log host, you can display and analyze the session logs generated on the FW on the log host.

CLI: Example for Sending IPv4 Session Logs to the eLog Log Host

You can check IPv4 session logs on the eLog to understand the creation of sessions by IPv4 packets on the firewall.

CLI: Example for Sending IPv6 Session Logs to the eLog Log Host

You can check IPv6 session logs on the eLog to understand the creation of sessions by packets on the FW.

CLI: Example for Sending URL Session 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 FW.

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

You can learn the application situations of instant messaging (IM) software on the network by checking IM logs on the eLog.

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

You can learn traffic distribution in different regions of the eLog by checking region traffic logs on the eLog.

Web: Example for Outputting IPv4 Session Logs to the eLog Log Host

The administrator checks IPv4 session logs on the eLog to understand the creation of sessions by IPv4 packets on the FW.

Configuring the Enhanced Session Log Function

Configuring ACL-based Session Log Statistics

This section describes how to configure ACL-based session log statistics.

Configuring Log Version Compatibility

The FW can output session information in different formats to log hosts.

Viewing Session Log Statistics

This section describes how to view statistics on session logs sent to a log server on the web UI.