Setting Logging And Notification For A Service; Setting Logging And Notification For Default Packet-Handling Options - Watchguard Firebox X1000 User Manual

Chapter 12: Setting Up Logging and Notification
The repeat count multiplied by the launch interval equals
the amount of time an event must continuously happen
before it is handled as a repeat notifier.

Setting logging and notification for a service

For each service added to the Services Arena, you can con-
trol logging and notification of the following events:
• Incoming packets that are allowed
• Incoming packets that are denied
• Outgoing packets that are allowed
• Outgoing packets that are denied
From Policy Manager:
1 Double-click a service in the Services Arena.
The Properties dialog box appears.
2
Click Logging.
The Logging and Notification dialog box appears. The options for
each service are identical; the main difference is based on
whether the service in question is for incoming, outgoing, or
bidirectional communication.
3
Modify logging and notification properties according
to your security policy preferences. Click OK.
Setting logging and notification for default
packet-handling options
When this option is selected, you can control logging and
notification properties for the following default packet-
handling options:
• Spoofing attacks
• IP options
• Port probes
• Address space probes
• Incoming packets not handled
• Outgoing packets not handled
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