| Solution | FortiAPs generate various logs useful for troubleshooting and monitoring the wireless network. - Wireless Logs: These logs contain information about client connections, disconnections, authentication attempts, and other wireless events.
- System Logs: System logs provide insights into the FortiAP's internal operations, including reboots, firmware updates, and error messages.
- Antivirus Logs: If the FortiAP is configured with antivirus features, these logs will record detected threats and actions taken.
- Application Control Logs: These logs detail the applications being used by clients on the network, helping to identify and control unauthorized applications.
- Botnet Logs: These logs track potential botnet activity on the network.
- IPS Logs: Logs related to Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) events.
- Web Access Logs: Logs detailing website visits and content filtering.
- Other Logs: FortiAP logs can also include details about various events such as reboots, the number of neighboring APs, and RSSI levels.
Note: The FortiAP must have a UTP license to access all logs except Wireless Logs. In the FortiGate GUI, the FortiAP logs are found under Wifi Controller -> Managed FortiAPs, 'right-click' on the FortiAP affected and select Diagnostics and Tools section. 
If the Wi-Fi events are not working, the following is the troubleshooting. Review Wi-Fi Events: - Go to Log & Report -> System Events -> Wi-Fi Events or Logview -> Events -> Logs -> All Events logs.
- Look for disconnects, re-associations, or rogue access points.
- Review any event messages for more information about the issue.
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