Cisco Cisco Web Security Appliance S160 User Guide

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Chapter 20      Monitor System Activity Through Logs
  Log File Types
SHD Logs
(System Health 
Daemon)
Records a history of the health of system services 
and a history of unexpected daemon restarts.
Yes
Yes
SNMP Logs
Records debug messages related to the SNMP 
network management engine.
Yes
Yes
SNMP Module 
Logs
Records Web Proxy messages related to interacting 
with the SNMP monitoring system.
No
No
Sophos Integration 
Framework Logs
Records messages related to communication 
between the Web Proxy and the Sophos scanning 
engine.
No
No
Sophos Logs
Records the status of anti-malware scanning 
activity from the Sophos scanning engine.
Yes
Yes
Status Logs
Records information related to the system, such as 
feature key downloads.
Yes
Yes
System Logs
Records DNS, error, and commit activity.
Yes
Yes
Traffic Monitor 
Error Logs
Records L4TM interface and capture errors.
Yes
Yes
Traffic Monitor 
Logs
Records sites added to the L4TM block and allow 
lists.
No
Yes
UDS Logs
(User Discovery 
Service)
Records data about how the Web Proxy discovers 
the user name without doing actual authentication. 
It includes information about interacting with the 
Cisco adaptive security appliance for the Secure 
Mobility as well as integrating with the Novell 
eDirectory server for transparent user 
identification.
Yes
Yes
Updater Logs
Records a history of WBRS and other updates.
Yes
Yes
W3C Logs
Records Web Proxy client history in a W3C 
compliant format.
For more information, see 
.
Yes
No
WBNP Logs
(SensorBase 
Network 
Participation)
Records a history of Cisco SensorBase Network 
participation uploads to the SensorBase network.
No
Yes
WBRS Framework 
Logs
(Web Reputation 
Score)
Records messages related to communication 
between the Web Proxy and the Web Reputation 
Filters.
No
No
WCCP Module 
Logs
Records Web Proxy messages related to 
implementing WCCP.
No
No
Log File Type
Description
Supports 
Syslog Push?
Enabled by 
Default?