What are the different logging levels for firewall settings?

What are the different logging levels for firewall settings?

Firewall logging levels typically include: 1) Emergency, 2) Alert, 3) Critical, 4) Error, 5) Warning, 6) Notice, 7) Informational, and 8) Debug. Each level indicates the severity of the events being logged.

Can you explain what each logging level means?

Sure!

• Emergency: System is unusable.
• Alert: Action must be taken immediately.
• Critical: Critical conditions.
• Error: Error conditions.
• Warning: Warning conditions.
• Notice: Normal but significant conditions.
• Informational: Informational messages.
• Debug: Debug-level messages.

Which logging level should I use for security events?

For security events, it's recommended to use 'Warning' or 'Error' levels to capture significant issues without overwhelming the logs.

How can I change the logging level on my firewall?

You can change the logging level through the firewall's management interface, usually found under the logging or monitoring settings.