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Message Reference .
As previously mentioned, the category is identified by the first 3
digits in the message ID. All messages in a particular category have
the same first 3 digits in their ID.
Default Severity The default severity level for this log message. For a list of severity
levels, please see section Section 1.3, “Severity levels”.
Log Message A brief explanation of the event that took place. This explanation
often features references to parameters, enclosed in angle brackets.
Example:
Administrative user <username> logged in via <authsystem>. Access
level: <access_level>
Note that this information is only featured in this reference guide,
and is never actually included in the log message.
Explanation A detailed explanation of the event.
Note that this information is only featured in this reference guide,
and is never actually included in the log message.
Gateway Action A short string, 1-3 words separated by _, of what action
NetDefendOS will take. If the log message is purely informative, this
is set to "None".
Recommended Action A detailed recommendation of what the administrator should do if
this log message is received. If the log message is purely informative,
this is set to "None".
Note that this information is only featured in this reference guide,
and is never actually included in the log message.
Revision The current revision of the log message. This is increased each time
a log message is changed between two releases.
Additional Information
Depending on the log message, the following information may also be included:
Parameters The name of the parameters that are included in this log message. If
a parameter is specified within square brackets (for example
[username]), then the parameter is optional and may or may not be
included in the log message.
Context Parameters The name of the context parameters that are included in this log
message. Please see Section 1.2, “Context Parameters” for a
description of all available context parameters.
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