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Chapter52 Configuring Logging Policies on Firewall Devices
Configuring Logging Setup
Field Reference
Configuring Logging Setup
The Logging Setup page lets you enable system logging on the security appliance and configure other
logging options. These options include enabling logging on the security appliance and failover unit,
specifying the base log format and detail, and logging to longer-term storage devices, FTP server or
Flash, before purging the internal buffer.
Related Topics
Logging Setup Page, page 52-10
Table52-9 Edit Logging Filters Dialog Box
Element Description
Logging Destination list Specifies the logging destination for this filter:
Internal Buffer. Messages matching this filter are published to the
internal buffer of the security appliance.
Console. Messages matching this filter are published to any
console port connections.
Telnet Sessions. Messages matching this filter are published to any
Telnet sessions connected to the security appliance.
Syslog Servers. Messages matching this filter are published to any
syslog servers specified on the Platform > Logging > Syslog
Servers page.
E-Mail. Messages matching this filter are published to any
recipients specified on the Platform > Logging > E-mail Setup
(PIX7.0/ASA Only) page.
SNMP Trap. Messages matching this filter are published to any
SNMP management stations specified on the Platform > Device
Admin > Device Access > SNMP page.
ASDM. Messages matching this filter are published to any ASDM
sessions.
Syslog from All Event Classes
Filter on severity option Filters on the severity of the logging messages.
Filter on severity list Specifies the level of logging messages on which to filter.
Use event list option Specifies to use an event list.
Use event list Specifies the event list to use. Event lists are defined on the Event Lists
Page, page 52-4.
Disable logging option Disables all logging to the selected destination.
Syslog from Specific Event Classes (PIX7.0)
Event Class Specifies the event class and severity. Event classes include one or all
available items. Event classes are described in Table52-5 on page 52-4.
Severity Specifies the level of logging messages. Severity levels are described in
Table 52-15 on page52-18.