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WAN / Dial-up messages
information about dialed lines (request dialing, auto
disconnection down-counter),
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Filtering — logs proving information on filtering of traffic passing through
WinRoute (antivirus control, website classification, detection and elimination of
P2P networks, dropped packets, etc.),
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Accounting — user authentication and monitoring of their activities (protocol
recognition, statistics and reporting, etc.),
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WinRoute services — protocols processed by WinRoute services (DHCP server, the
DNS module, web interface, and UPnP support),
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Decoded protocols — logs of specific protocols (HTTP and DNS),
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Miscellaneous — other information on miscellaneous topics (e.g. packet process-
ing by the Bandwidth Limiter, Internet connection, HTTP cache, used licenses,
update check, employment of dynamic DNS, etc.),
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Protocol inspection — reports from individual WinRoute’s protocol inspectors
(sorted by protocol),
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Kerio VPN — detailed information on traffic within Kerio VPN (VPN tunnels, VPN
clients, encryptions, exchange of routing information, web server for Clientless
SSL-VPN, etc.).
22.7 Dial Log
Data about dialing and hanging up the dial-up lines, and about time spent on-line.
The following items (events) can be reported in the Dial log:
1.
Manual connection (from the Administration Console — see chapter
or directly from the
operating system)
[15/Mar/2008 15:09:27] Line "Connection" dialing,
console 127.0.0.1 - Admin
[15/Mar/2008 15:09:39] Line "Connection" successfully connected
The first log item is reported upon initialization of dialing.
The log always includes
WinRoute name of the dialed line (see chapter
). If the line is dialed from the Admin-
istration Console, the log provides this additional information
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where the line was dialed from (console — Administration Console,
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IP address of the client (i.e. IP address of the Administration Console),
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login name of the user who sent the dial request.
Another event is logged upon a successful connection (i.e. when the line is dialed, upon
authentication on a remote server, etc.).
2.
Line disconnection (manual or automatic, performed after a certain period of idleness)
[15/Mar/2008 15:29:18] Line "Connection" hang-up,
console 127.0.0.1 - Admin
[15/Mar/2008 15:29:20] Line "Connection" disconnected,