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Table 101: Log Viewer Columns (continued)
Meaning Default Column
The domain version containing the rule that generated this
log. No Rule Domain ver
The policy rulebase of a specific domain version that
generated this log. No Rulebase
The name of the packet-centric inbound interface. No Src Intf
The TCP/UDP port number of the source device that
generated the packet that generated the log entry. No Src Port
Source zone associated with a traffic log entry. Log entry data
for this column only appears after you update the security
device. The source zone is the zone that is attempting to send
the traffic through the security device. No Src Zone
The time the current log was generated. No Time Generated
The user associated with this log. No User
After you import a device configuration, log entries from that device begin to appear in
the Log Viewer.
NOTE: The Policy ID is supported for new logs from devices running ScreenOS
6.3 and later, and Junos firewall devices. The Policy ID column remains empty
for older logs.
Log Viewer Detail Panes
The Log Viewer contains additional panes that provide summary and detail information
for log entry events. To see detailed information about a log entry, select the entry and
view the detail panes at the bottom of the Log Viewer. The detail pane contains four tabs
of information about the selected log record:
• Summary tab (default tab)—Details the event associated with the selected log entry.
Within the summary tab, you can view the event description (right side) and the variable
data (left side). Not all log entries contain variable data—only log entries generated
by an attack provide variable data.
• All Fields tab—Provides a condensed view of data for the selected log entry (so you
do not need to scroll horizontally).
•
Whois tab—Enables you to perform a Whois lookup on an IP address to see what
organization has registered a particular address.
• Quick Reports tab—Enables you to quickly generate a predefined report on a filter
criteria in the Log Viewer.
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Chapter 19: Logging