Fortinet FortiLog-800, FortiLog-100, FortiLog-400 Network Sharing, Defining IP aliases, Window

Managing the FortiLog unit Network Sharing

Figure 26: Device alert messages

Alert Inclusion	Select the minimum level of alert messages you would like displayed. The
	selection you make and any messages with higher priority will appear in
	the window.
Keep	Select the number of days of alert messages you want to keep. If you
unacknowledge	change the number of days from a longer period to a shorter period, the
alerts for	FortiLog unit removes the older alert messages. You will not be able to
	change back to a longer period and see the older messages again.
Acknowledge	Select the check boxes for those alert messages and select acknowledge
check box	at the bottom of the column to remove the selected alert messages.
Device	Displays the name of the device with the alert message.
Event	The type of alert message logged.
Severity	The severity of the alert message
Time	The date and time when the alert message was logged.

Network Sharing

Use Network Sharing to configure the FortiLog unit to use file sharing (Windows workgroups or NFS) to view and share log reports and other files. You can define the users, groups and file access privileges.

For details on setting protocols adding user and group access to the FortiLog hard disk see “Using the FortiLog unit as a NAS” on page 81.

Defining IP aliases

The IP Aliases list provides a means of mapping a meaningful name to hosts, networks or IP ranges. The names you add here appear in the log report filters.

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