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Chapter 5      Logging
Overview
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Cisco IronPort AsyncOS 7.3 for Email Daily Management Guide
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Log Filenames and Directory Structure 
IronPort AsyncOS creates a directory for each log subscription based on the log 
subscription name. The actual name of the log file in the directory is composed of 
the log filename specified by you, the timestamp when the log file was started, and 
a single-character status code. The filename of logs are made using the following 
formula: 
/LogSubscriptionName/LogFilename.@timestamp.statuscode 
 
Status codes may be 
.c
 (signifying current) or 
.s
 (signifying saved). You should 
only transfer log files with the saved status. 
Log Rollover and Transfer Schedule
Log subscriptions create and transfer (rollover) log files based on the first 
user-specified limit reached: maximum file size or maximum time. Log 
subscriptions based on the FTP poll transfer mechanism will create files and store 
them in the FTP directory on the Cisco IronPort appliance until they are retrieved 
or until the system needs more space for log files. See 
Appendix A, “Accessing 
the Appliance”
 for more information. 
Logs Enabled by Default
Your IronPort appliance is pre-configured with the following log subscriptions 
enabled by default (other logs may be configured depending on which license 
keys you have applied):
Table 5-4
Pre-configured Log Subscriptions  
Log #
Log Subscription Name
Log Type
Retrieval 
Method
1
antispam
Anti-Spam logs
FTP Poll
2
antivirus
Anti-Virus Logs
FTP Poll
3
asarchive
Anti-Spam Archive
FTP Poll
4
authentication
Authentication Logs
FTP Poll
5
avarchive
Anti-Virus Archive
FTP Poll
6
bounces
Bounce Logs
FTP Poll