You can use the Log Files section to view SecurityGateway's various log files stored in your Logs folder. Unlike the Message Log, the log files are not stored in the database, providing sortable lists and separate entries for each event. Instead, they are plain text files containing transcripts of the various SMTP connections and other functions that SecurityGateway performs. The All Log Files page under the Log Files section lists all of the log files contained in your logs folder, including the current log files and roll-over log files. From that page you can view any of the files listed. The other pages in the Log Files section provide shortcuts to view SecurityGateway's current log files, such as the system log, inbound and outbound logs, virus update logs, and more.
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The All Log Files page lists all log files contained in your Logs folder, designated on the Directories page. It lists the current files, which are still being written to by SecurityGateway, and the roll-over log files. Each entry lists the file's name, its size, and the date and time it was last modified. You can view any listed file by double-clicking its entry or by selecting the entry and clicking View on the toolbar at the top of the page. You can download a file by selecting the file and clicking the Download button. You can delete a file by selecting it and clicking the Delete button.
The remaining links in the Log Files section take you directly to the current files being used by SecurityGateway. There are direct links to view the following current log files:
•System—The System log is for events such as the SecurityGateway service starting and stopping, the SMTP, SSL, HTTP, and other services initializing, certain system errors occurring, and the like.
•Inbound—SecurityGateway's Inbound log contains the session transcripts for all inbound messages.
•Outbound—This log contains the session transcripts for all outbound messages.
•Routing—The Routing log lists all activity related to SecurityGateway routing messages to your users and servers after being received.
•Change—The Change log lists all changes to SecurityGateway's configuration and who made them.
•Archiving—This log contains all archiving related activities.
•POP—This log contains transcripts of any activities related to any configured POP accounts.
•HTTP—This log contains all HTTP related data and activities.
•ClamAV Update—The ClamAV Update log file lists the data regarding your ClamAV virus signature updates.
•IKARUS Anti-Virus Logs—There are three log files related to IKARUS virus signature updates, engine status, and scanning.