Or where can I get the logs output?
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Hi,
Under the security profile, start from Antivirus, and so fort - they are UTM. You can enable it by pressing the slide.
this is to clarify you question about UTM and Sec. events :
Regards,
Lie
Hi,
In the firewall policy, you may enabled UTM as needed to record security events by default. There is also an option to log all sessions,
The logs can be viewed under Log & Report section provided logging to memory/disk/FortiAnalyzer have been enabled( for ref on memory logging, Technical Note: How to configure logging in memory... - Fortinet Community).
best regards,
Jin
Hi,
In your screenshot, where is the option to enable UTM?
What is the difference between UTM and security events?
Hi,
Under the security profile, start from Antivirus, and so fort - they are UTM. You can enable it by pressing the slide.
this is to clarify you question about UTM and Sec. events :
Regards,
Lie
Hello,
Also, you can set the log severity to information to view almost all logs
The command in CLI will be as below
config log memory filter
set severity information
end
Similarly, for analyzer, you can replace "memory" with "analyzer" for sys log "syslog"
Refer to the below log severity levels
https://docs2.fortinet.com/document/fortimanager/6.0.10/log-message-reference/547625/priority-levels
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