Logging refers to the process of recording information about events generated by host systems in the CSA MC Event Log. The Event Log provides detailed information about the time, origin, and effect of the risk on the network.
Logging refers to the process of recording information about events generated by host systems in the CSA MC Event Log. The Event Log provides detailed information about the time, origin, and effect of the risk on the network.
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Logging refers to the process of recording information about events generated by host systems in the CSA MC Event Log. The Event Log provides detailed information about the time, origin, and effect of the risk on the network.
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At the end of this lesson, you will be able to meet
these objectives: • Explain the purpose of logging • Describe how to view and configure events in the Event Log • Describe how to view and configure events in the Event Monitor • Identify the functions of the Event Log Management feature • Identify the functions of the Event Management Wizard • Describe how to configure an event set • Describe how to configure an alert • Describe how to view the overall system status information
• Logging refers to the process of recording information
about events generated by host systems in the CSA MC Event Log. • The Event Log provides detailed information about the time, origin, and the effect of the risk on the network.
• Logging refers to the process of recording information about events
generated by hosts systems in the CSA MC Event Log. • An Event Log allows you to view the system events provided by registered agents or hosts, based on designated time frames, event severity levels, and the system that generated the event. • The Event Log Management feature allows the creation of event database management tasks to manage the size of your event log. • The Event Management Wizard is used to analyze the activities recorded in the Event Log and take appropriate actions based on them. • The Event Monitor allows the detection of new Agents or user groups, determines the status of functionality of the server, and helps in viewing other system-related events. • An alert is used to notify an administrator about any critical event that has occurred on a host system.
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