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Part IV

Firewall & IP/MAC Binding

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do not log / log

the matched

session

If packet is matched the rule condition, Log or

Don’t log this matched packet?

log / do not log log

Forward

bandwidth class

About this field description, please refer Table 26-6 Add a new

Bandwidth Management rule for more information.

def_class

Reverse

bandwidth class

The same as above field. def_class

Table 10-3 Insert a Firewall rule

Step 4. View the Firewall Log

You can go to DEVICE Status>Firewall Logs

>Firewall Logs to view the firewall logs. If you

prefer to download these logs, please click the

“Download To Local” button to save the logs to

localhost.

DEVICE Status > Firewall Logs > Firewall Logs

FIELD DESCRIPTION

No The indicated firewall log sequence number.

Time The record time of indicated firewall log.

From The source IP address (include port) which the indicated log event is come from.

To The destination IP address (include port) which the indicated log event is bound for.

Protocol/(Service) The record log is TCP, UDP or ICMP / (which service it will be).

From The interface which the indicated log event come from.

To The interface which the indicated log event is bound for.

Action The status of indicated firewall log is Block or Forward.

Rule

The log is produced by which firewall rule.

“Default” means the default rule of the selected firewall direction.

“RM-<method>” means the log is produced by remote management function (Almost it is the

illegal user who wants to use the Non-Opened remote management functions.

“Rule-Name” The log is produced by which firewall rule.

Table 10-4 Firewall log field description