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"Manual Reload" . To enable automatic reload again, click the slider switch to turn it
on.
The filter options in the first row of the tables allow you to narrow the list of results to
display only items that include a certain search string. Toggle the options to specify
search criteria in the input fields. The available options depend on the log type. With
filter options set, the logs are always automatically reloaded.
To filter the contents of a log by a customized time range, click the "Time" input field. A
new window on which you can either select a pre-defined or enter a custom time range
opens. By clicking "Custom" , a calendar and drop-down lists for changing the date and
time appear. Set the date and time as desired. Click "Apply" to save your changes and
view the filtered log or "Cancel" to discard your changes.
Use the checkbox to enable (" aa") or disable (" Aa") case sensitivity regarding your
search strings.
To view the complete logs again, delete all search criteria by clicking "Reset" , the
(Remove) button on the left side of the selected "Log Level" or the (Delete) button in
the other input fields.
The "Close" button at the bottom of the log panels allows you to shut the log panels
and return to the complete overview of your entire configured network.
For more detailed information on local logs, see the following sections.
Alert Log
The "Alert Log" displays a list of recent alert messages. Alerts may be triggered by fire-
wall rules, the Intrusion Prevention System and protocol validation to call attention to
certain security-relevant events.
The columns of the table contain the following information:
Column Description
"Time" The timestamp of the log entry.
"Log Level" The log level which can be one of the following:
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emergency – system is unusable (highest priority)
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alert – action must be taken immediately
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critical – critical conditions
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error – error conditions
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warning – warning conditions
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notice – normal but significant conditions
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info – informational messages
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debug – any messages that do not fit into the other log levels (lowest pri-
ority)
"Source IP" The source IP address of the connection triggering the alert.
"Source Port" The source port of the connection triggering the alert.
"Destination IP" The destination IP address of the connection triggering the alert.
"Destination Port" The destination port of the connection triggering the alert.
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