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Chapter 21 Monitor System Activity Through Logs
Log File Types
Step 3
Recreate the issue and read the new Web Proxy module log for relevant entries.
Step 4
Repeat as required with other Web Proxy module logs.
Step 5
Remove subscriptions that are no longer required.
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Log File Types
Some log types related to the web proxy component are not enabled. The main web proxy log type, called
the “Default Proxy Logs,” is enabled by default and captures basic information on all Web Proxy
modules. Each Web Proxy module also has its own log type that you can manually enable as required.
the “Default Proxy Logs,” is enabled by default and captures basic information on all Web Proxy
modules. Each Web Proxy module also has its own log type that you can manually enable as required.
The following table describes the Web Security appliance log file types.
Access Control Engine Logs
AVC Engine Framework Logs
Configuration Logs
Connection Management Logs
Data Security Module Logs
DCA Engine Framework Logs
Disk Manager Logs
FireAMP
FTP Proxy Logs
HTTPS Logs
License Module Logs
Logging Framework Logs
McAfee Integration Framework Logs
Memory Manager Logs
Miscellaneous Proxy Modules Logs
Request Debug Logs
SNMP Module Logs
Sophos Integration Framework Logs
WBRS Framework Logs
WCCP Module Logs
Webcat Integration Framework Logs
Webroot Integration Framework Logs
Log File Type
Description
Supports
Syslog Push?
Syslog Push?
Enabled by
Default?
Default?
Access Control
Engine Logs
Engine Logs
Records messages related to the Web Proxy ACL
(access control list) evaluation engine.
(access control list) evaluation engine.
No
No
AMP Engine Logs
Records information about file reputation scanning
and file analysis (Advanced Malware Protection.)
and file analysis (Advanced Malware Protection.)
See also
Yes Yes
Audit Logs
Records AAA (Authentication, Authorization, and
Accounting) events. Records all user interaction
with the application and command-line interfaces,
and captures committed changes.
Accounting) events. Records all user interaction
with the application and command-line interfaces,
and captures committed changes.
Yes
Yes
Access Logs
Records Web Proxy client history.
Yes
Yes