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Web Gateway 7.1.5 Product Guide - McAfee

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8<br />

Monitoring<br />

Logging<br />

Create a log handler<br />

When you create new logging rules, you can insert them into existing logging rule sets or create new<br />

rule sets for them. These must be nested themselves in top-level rule sets known as log handlers. This<br />

section tells you how to create a log handler.<br />

Note: You can also use the Default log handler for inserting new logging rule sets.<br />

Complete the following procedure to do this:<br />

1 Go to Policy | Rule Sets.<br />

2 From the Rule Sets menu, select Log Handler.<br />

3 On the log handler tree, navigate to the position where you want to insert the new log handler. Then<br />

click Add.<br />

4 From the drop-down menu that appears, select Log Handler. The Add New Log Handler window<br />

opens with the Rule Sets tab selected.<br />

5 Configure the following general settings:<br />

• Name — Name of the log handler<br />

• Enable — When selected, the log handler is enabled.<br />

• [Optional] Comment — Plain-text comment on the log handler.<br />

6 [Optional] Click the Permissions tab and configure who is allowed to access the new log handler.<br />

7 Click OK to close the Add New Log Handler window. The log handler is inserted into the tree structure.<br />

8 Click Save Changes.<br />

You can now insert one or more nested rule sets into the log handler and fill these with rules.<br />

For more information, see Add a new rule set, Create a sample logging rule, and Access restrictions.<br />

Use self-configured log files<br />

You can use log files of your own to monitor appliance behavior and have entries written into them by<br />

rules. This section explains how this is done.<br />

Complete the following procedure to enable the use of your own log files:<br />

1 Go to Policy | Rule Sets.<br />

2 Use the items on this tab to create a log handler and a nested rule set within this log handler.<br />

3 Create a log for storing log files:<br />

a Go to Policy | Settings.<br />

b Go to File System Logging and select one of the existing settings, for example, Access Log<br />

Configuration. These will serve as the starting point for creating new setting, including settings<br />

for a new log.<br />

c Click Add above the Settings tree. The Add Settings window opens.<br />

d In the Name field, enter a name for the new settings.<br />

e [Optional] Type a comment on the new settings and use the Permission tab to configure who is<br />

allowed access to the new settings.<br />

f Under Name of the log, type the name of the new log.<br />

g Configure other items of the new settings as needed.<br />

h Click OK. The Add Settings window closes and the new settings appear under File System<br />

Logging on the Settings tree.<br />

282 <strong>McAfee</strong> <strong>Web</strong> <strong>Gateway</strong> <strong>7.1.5</strong> <strong>Product</strong> <strong>Guide</strong>

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