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- Table of Contents
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- 03-Monitor
- 01-Application analysis center
- 02-Blacklist logs
- 03-Single-packet attack logs
- 04-Scanning attack logs
- 05-Flood attack logs
- 06-Threat logs
- 07-Reputation logs
- 08-URL filtering logs
- 09-File filtering logs
- 10-Data filtering logs
- 11-Security policy logs
- 12-IPCAR logs
- 13-Sandbox logs
- 14-NAT logs
- 15-SSL VPN user access logs
- 16-SSL VPN access resource logs
- 17-Terminal status
- 18-DLP logs
- 19-Zero trust policy logs
- 20-Application audit logs
- 21-System logs
- 22-Configuration logs
- 23-Traffic logs
- 24-Load balancing logs
- 25-TopN traffic
- 26-Security policy hit analysis
- 27-TopN threats
- 28-TopN URL filtering statistics
- 29-TopN file filtering statistics
- 30-Attack defense statistics
- 31-Server load balancing statistics
- 32-Outbound link load balancing statistics
- 33-Transparent DNS proxy statistics
- 34-Connection rate ranking
- 35-DLP statistics
- 36-TopN traffic trends
- 37-Security policy hit trend analysis
- 38-TopN threat trends
- 39-TopN URL filtering trends
- 40-TopN file filtering trends
- 41-Link trend
- 42-Routing policy trends
- 43-Virtual server trend
- 44-Server farm trends
- 45-Real server trend
- 46-Domain Requested Times Trend
- 47-TopN file filtering trends
- 48-Online SSL VPN users trend
- 49-Botnet analysis
- 50-Asset security
- 51-Threat case management
- 52-Report settings
- 53-Session list
- 54-LB session information
- 55-DNS cache information
- 56-User information center
- 57-IPv4 online users
- 58-IPv6 online users
- 59-MAC authentication online users
- 60-Terminal status
- 61-Asset scan
- 62-Ping
- 63-Tracert
- 64-Packet capture
- 65-Webpage Diagnosis
- 66-Diagnostic Info
- 67-Packet trace
- 68-Load balancing test
- 69-IPsec diagnosis
- 70-Risk analysis
- 71-Content moderation logs
- 72-Content security top
- Related Documents
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| 20-Application audit logs | 30.98 KB |
Application audit logs
Introduction
This page displays the Internet access behaviors of users. According to the users' Internet access behaviors, you can adjust the application audit and management policy to regulate the users' Internet access behaviors.
The application audit log displaying function takes effect after the logging function is enabled in the application audit policy. When packets match the policy, logs are output to the application audit logs page.
Click Details on the page to view details of the Internet access behaviors.
Restrictions and guidelines
If a user does not belong to any user groups, the user group field in the application audit log displays the username.
If a user belongs to only one user group and the user group has been used by an audit policy, the user group field displays the user group name. If the user group is not used by any audit policy, the user group field displays the username.
If a user belongs to multiple user groups, the user group field displays the name of a user group randomly selected from the multiple user groups.
Only one log operation (import, export, or delete) is allowed at a time.
Only one user can perform a log operation at a time. When you import, export, or delete logs, make sure no one else is performing a log operation.
Configure application audit logs
Import logs
1. Click the Monitor tab.
2. In the navigation pane, select any item under Application Audit Logs.
3. Click Import.
4. In the dialog box that opens, click Yes.
5. Select a log file, and enter the password for the log file. The password was set when the file was exported.
Export logs
1. Click the Monitor tab.
2. In the navigation pane, select any item under Application Audit Logs.
3. Click Advanced search.
4. On the page that opens, specify the search criteria to display the logs to be exported.
5. Click Export.
6. On the page that opens, configure the log export settings.
Table 1 Log export configuration items
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Item |
Description |
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Set password |
Enter a password for encrypting the log files. This password is required when you view or import the exported log files. |
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Log range |
Specify the range of logs to be exported. Options are: · All results—Exports all logs that satisfy the search criteria. The page displays the total number of logs to be exported. · Day on the current page—Exports logs of the day indicated by the Time field on the current page. You can define the ending page to decrease the number of logs to be exported. |
7. Select one of the following export methods.
¡ Export to one file—Exports logs to one file. When a small number of logs are to be exported, select this method.
The system supports exporting a maximum of 65000 logs to one log file.
¡ Export to files—Exports logs to multiple files. If more than 65000 logs are to be exported, select this method.
8. Perform one of the following tasks as required:
¡ If you have selected Export to one file, click OK in the dialog box that opens.
¡ If you have selected Export to files, specify the number of logs to be exported to each file and click OK in the dialog box that opens.
When a log export to one file is complete, a dialog box opens, asking you whether to continue exporting the remaining logs to a new file.
- To continue the export, click Yes.
- To stop the export process, click No.
