Path: Logs > Data > Graphing
Graph Data: Scroll through the list and select the data you would like to graph. Click Apply to save your
changes.
Filter the graph by date or time: Use Last or From to define the time in which the events were logged. Click
Apply to save your changes. (The filter configuration is saved until the ATS restarts.)
Launch Graph in New Window: View the graph on a separate Web page.
Path: Logs > Data > Interval
Define, in the Log Interval setting, how frequently data is searched for and stored in the data log. When you
click Apply, the number of possible storage days is recalculated and displays at the top of the screen. When
the log is full, the oldest entries are deleted.
NOTE: Because the interval specifies how often the data is recorded, small intervals will cause data to be
recorded more quickly and thus to hold entries for shorter periods of time.
Path: Logs > Data > Rotation
Rotation causes the contents of the data log to be appended to the file you specify by name and location. Use
this option to set up password-protection and other parameters.
• FTP Server: The IP address or host name of a user-supplied server where the file will reside.
• User Name, Password: The user name and password required to send data to the repository file.
This user must also be configured to have read and write access to the data repository file and
the directory (folder) in which it is stored.
• File Path: The path to the repository file.
• Filename: The name of the repository file (an ASCII text file), e.g. datalog.txt. Any new data is
appended to this file: it does not overwrite it.
• Unique Filename: Select this check box to save the log as mmddyyyy_<filename>.txt, where
filename is what you specified in the Filename field above. Any new data is appended to the file
but each day has its own file.
• Delay n hours between uploads: The number of hours between data uploads (max. 24 hours).
• Upon failure, try uploading every n minutes: The number of minutes between attempts to
upload data to the file after a failed upload.
– Maximum Attempts: The maximum number of upload attempts after an initial upload failure.
– Until upload succeeds: Attempt to upload the file until the transfer is completed.
Click Apply to save these settings, Cancel to erase your changes, or Upload Now! to rotate log data.
Path: Logs > Data > Size
Data Log Size: specify the maximum number of log entries.
NOTE: When you change the maximum log size, all existing entries are deleted. When the log subsequently
reaches the maximum size, the older entries are deleted.
Firewall log
Path: Logs > Firewall
If you create a firewall policy (see “Configure firewalls” on page 77), firewall events will be logged here. The
information in the log can be useful to help the technical support team solve problems. Log entries contain
information about the traffic and the rules action (allowed or discarded). When logged here, these events are
not logged in the main Event Log (see “View and configure the Event Log” on page 96).
A firewall log contains up to 50 of the most recent events. The firewall log is cleared when the management
interface reboots
