Limit the number of logs that are cached. The default is 0 (disabled). Valid multiples are 100, 500, 800, 1000, 2000, 5000, 10000. If 0, every generated log is written to disk immediately. If 1000, logs are written to disk in batches of 1000.

Enable/disable logging for security events.

If attack-log-status is enabled, the attack-log-category becomes configurable.

Select one or more of the following security categories to include in the security logs export:

• ddos — DoS protection logs.
• ipreputation — IP Reputation logs.
• waf — WAF logs.
• geo — Geo IP blocking logs.
• av — AV logs.
• ips — IPS logs.
• fw — Firewall logs.
• ztna — ZTNA logs.

Specify log behavior when the maximum disk space for local logs (30% of total disk space) is reached:

• overwrite—Continue logging. Overwrite the earliest logs.
• nolog—Stop logging.

Limit the number of logs that are cached. The default is 0 (disabled). Valid multiples are 100, 500, 800, 1000, 2000, 5000, 10000. If 0, every generated log is written to disk immediately. If 1000, logs are written to disk in batches of 1000.

Enable/disable logging for the category.

If event-log-status is enabled, the event-log-category becomes configurable.

Select one or more of the following event categories to include in the event logs export:

• configuration — Configuration changes.
• admin — Administrator actions.
• system — System operations, warnings, and errors.
• user — Authentication results logs.
• health-check — Health check results and client certificate validation check results.
• slb — Notifications, such as connection limit reached.
• llb — Notifications, such as bandwidth thresholds reached.
• glb — Notifications, such as the status of associated local SLB and virtual servers.
• fw — Notifications for the Firewall module, such as SNAT source IP pool is using all of its addresses.

Specify the lowest severity for which alerts are sent:

• Emergency—The system has become unstable.
• Alert—Immediate action is required.
• Critical—Functionality is affected.
• Error—An error condition exists and functionality could be affected.
• Warning—Functionality might be affected.
• Notification—Information about normal events.
• Information—General information about system operations.
• Debug—Detailed information about the system that can be used to troubleshoot unexpected behavior.

For example, if you select error, the system sends alerts with level Error, Critical, Alert, and Emergency. If you select alert, the system sends alerts with level Alert and Emergency.

Rate limit logging (logs/second). The default is 0 (disabled).

Maximum size for a local log file. The default is 200 MB. When the current log file reaches this size, a new file is created.

Enable/disable local logging.

Limit the number of logs that are cached. The default is 0 (disabled). Valid multiples are 100, 500, 800, 1000, 2000, 5000, 10000. If 0, every generated log is written to disk immediately. If 1000, logs are written to disk in batches of 1000.

Enable/disable logging for the category.

If traffic-log-status is enabled, the traffic-log-category becomes configurable.

Select one or more of the following traffic categories to include in the traffic logs export:

• slb — Server Load Balancing traffic logs related to sessions and throughput.
• dns — Global Load Balancing traffic logs related to DNS requests.
• llb — Link Load Balancing traffic logs related to session and throughput.

Enable/disable script log.