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Big_Abe
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Created on ‎11-08-2016 09:30 AM

DHCP ACK overloading my logs

Hey all.  

Between my Fortigate 800C and FortiAnalyzer my logs are being smashed by DHCP Ack. 

I'm using the interface on the FW  as a DHCP server for a large free public wifi network. 

 

I didn't want to relay and bog down any corporate DHCP, but I also really don't care about logging the DHCP ack.  Maybe an alert if the scope is full - but thats it. 

 

How do I turn this off?  

 

 

FCNSP

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ede_pfau
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Created on ‎11-09-2016 01:25 AM

Only the options you have in 'conf log fortianalyzer settings' and '... filter'.

OTOH, you could switch over to level based logging, i.e. going from 'information' to 'notice' or 'warning'.

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