Panasonic bb-hgw700 User Manual
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Operating Instructions
Functions
3.4.2
Viewing Logs
This function displays the various logs created by this product. The logs are displayed from the most
recent first, and when full, they are deleted and replaced by new logs.
recent first, and when full, they are deleted and replaced by new logs.
Notes
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It is important to always use your user name and password for authentication when using this
product.
product.
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Access information (user name/password), this product's setup information, application setup
information, logs and other system management information is the responsibility of the customer.
Access to this information should be limited to users or user groups, and third parties should not
be allowed to refer to, modify, delete or copy this information. Information such as user name,
password, setup and management information should be kept confidential.
information, logs and other system management information is the responsibility of the customer.
Access to this information should be limited to users or user groups, and third parties should not
be allowed to refer to, modify, delete or copy this information. Information such as user name,
password, setup and management information should be kept confidential.
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The log time is calculated based on the clock of the PC that monitors the log. If the time looks
incorrect, adjust your clock's settings and re-display the log.
incorrect, adjust your clock's settings and re-display the log.
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When restarting, log information is deleted.
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By clicking [Save] at the bottom of each display page, the file download window is displayed.
Specify the Location and File Name, and Save the contents displayed.
Specify the Location and File Name, and Save the contents displayed.
Filtering Log and IPv6 Filtering Log
This function allows packet information to be registered, if the packet is processed by the entry
checked in [Log Output] on the packet filtering page. Packet information such as filter number, status,
direction, and source/destination port number, up to 4000 pieces of information can be viewed. When
connecting using IPv6, it is possible to view IPv6 filtering logs.
checked in [Log Output] on the packet filtering page. Packet information such as filter number, status,
direction, and source/destination port number, up to 4000 pieces of information can be viewed. When
connecting using IPv6, it is possible to view IPv6 filtering logs.
Note
When the filter number of the log is displayed as "P-P", "SHR", "W-C", "W-P", "STL", "STL
(Ident)", "SPI", "DoS", or "GOR", easy security settings filtering is being displayed. See pages
64 and 69 for more details.
(Ident)", "SPI", "DoS", or "GOR", easy security settings filtering is being displayed. See pages
64 and 69 for more details.
UPnP™ Log (General) and UPnP™ Log (CP)
The UPnP™ logs (general) function allows you to display a list of logs of port mapping additions,
deletions, and failures. The UPnP™ logs (CP function) function allows you to display a list of logs of
UPnP™ CP function port mapping additions, deletions, and failures. The maximum number of saved
logs and the maximum number of logs on one page is 400.
deletions, and failures. The UPnP™ logs (CP function) function allows you to display a list of logs of
UPnP™ CP function port mapping additions, deletions, and failures. The maximum number of saved
logs and the maximum number of logs on one page is 400.
1.
Click [Log] on the setup page.
2.
Click [Display] Filtering Log.
3.
Click [Reload] to display the latest log page.
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To delete a recorded log, click [Delete].
1.
Click [Log] on the setup page.
2.
Click [Display] UPnP Log.
3.
Click [Reload] to display the latest log page.
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To delete a recorded log, click [Delete].