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Table 101: Log Viewer Columns (continued)
Column Default
Dev Domain Ver No
Device Domain No
Device family No
Dst Inf No
Dst Zone No
Elapsed Secs No
Has Packet Data No
Nat Dst Port No
Nat Src Port No
Packets In No
Packets Out No
Packets Total No
Policy No
Policy ID No
Roles No
Rule Domain No
Meaning
The version of the object that contained the device that
generated the log entry.
Name of the domain in which the device resides.
Note: The Log Viewer displays log entries for a single domain
at a time. By default, when logged in as the super
administrator, the Log Viewer displays log entries for managed
devices in the global domain. To change the domain, apply a
domain filter to view log entries for managed devices in a
specific domain.
The family of the device that generated the log entry.
The name of the packet-centric outbound interface.
The destination zone associated with a traffic log entry. Log
entry data for this column only appears after you update the
security device.
The number of seconds that have elapsed since the beginning
of the current session.
Specifies if this log has associated packet data.
A destination port that has undergone NAT and is associated
with the packet that has generated the log.
A source port that has undergone NAT and is associated with
the packet that has generated the log.
The number of received packets for a given session on the
current port.
Number of transmitted packets for a given session on the
current port.
Aggregate number of both received and transmitted packets
for a given session on the current port.
The policy in a specific domain version that generated the log.
The unique policy rule number that generated the log. This
policy number is constant in both ScreenOS and NSM.
A role group to which the user belongs.
The domain that contained the rule that generated this log.
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