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Tx-Error
Displays number of error packets transmitted.
Dropped
Displays the number of packets dropped.
8.3
Session Log
The Session Log is used to log and display the sessions created at the router. For
example, sessions will be created when hosts in the LAN accesses applications or
services on the WAN.
Select
Status
→
Log Tables
→
Session Log
to view
Session Log
as explained below.
Session Log
Start Time
Displays the starting date and time.
End Time
Displays the ending date and time.
Source: port
Displays the IP address and the TCP/UDP port number of the application
that initiated the session.
Destination: port
Displays the IP address and the TCP/UDP port number of the application
that responded to the session.
Type
Displays the protocol used for the session.
Terminate Reason
Displays the reason for session termination or the current status.
8.4
SysLog
The SysLog feature is used to send the System Logs to a remote server.
Select
Misc
→
SysLog
to configure
SysLog
as explained below.
System Log
Sys-Log Status
Select Enable or Disable to activate or deactivate system logging.
Remote Server
Enter the IP address of the remote server where to send the log messages.
Sys Log level
Select the System Log levels (e.g. Alert, Emergency, and Critical)
according to which System Log files will be generated.
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Caution:
The router’s performance may be affected if the Log Level is set to
Debug
Level.
Web UI
Web UI
