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Cisco IronPort AsyncOS 7.7 for Web User Guide
Chapter 24      Logging
Logging Overview
Log File Types
The log file type indicates what information is recorded in the generated log, such as web traffic or 
system data. By default, the Web Security appliance has log subscriptions for most log file types already 
created. However, there are some log file types that specific to troubleshooting the Web Proxy. Those 
logs are not created by default. For more information on those log file types, see 
.
 lists the Web Security appliance log file types created by default. 
Table 24-1
Default Log File Types 
Log File Type
Description
Supports 
Syslog Push?
Enabled by 
Default?
Access Control 
Engine Logs
Records messages related to the Web Proxy ACL 
(access control list) evaluation engine.
No
No
Access Logs
Records Web Proxy client history.
Yes
Yes
Authentication 
Framework Logs
Records authentication history and messages.
No
Yes
AVC Engine 
Framework Logs
Records messages related to communication 
between the Web Proxy and the AVC engine.
No
No
AVC Engine Logs
Records debug messages from the AVC engine.
Yes
Yes
CLI Audit Logs
Records a historical audit of command line 
interface activity.
Yes
Yes
Configuration Logs Records messages related to the Web Proxy 
configuration management system.
No
No
Connection 
Management Logs
Records messages related to the Web Proxy 
connection management system.
No
No
Data Security Logs
Records client history for upload requests that are 
evaluated by the Cisco IronPort Data Security 
Filters.
For more information on the data security log, see 
Yes
Yes
Data Security 
Module Logs
Records messages related to the Cisco IronPort 
Data Security Filters.
No
No
DCA Engine 
Framework Logs
(Dynamic Content 
Analysis)
Records messages related to communication 
between the Web Proxy and the Cisco IronPort Web 
Usage Controls Dynamic Content Analysis engine.
No
No
DCA Engine Logs
(Dynamic Content 
Analysis)
Records messages related to the Cisco IronPort 
Web Usage Controls Dynamic Content Analysis 
engine.
Yes
Yes