WatchGuard Firebox System 7.0 User Guide

Chapter 12: Setting Up Logging and NotificationThe repeat count multiplied by the launch interval equalsthe amount of time an event must continuously happenbefore it is handled as a repeat notifier.Setting logging and notification for a serviceFor each service added to the Services Arena, you can controllogging and notification of the following events:• Incoming packets that are allowed• Incoming packets that are denied• Outgoing packets that are allowed• Outgoing packets that are deniedFrom Policy Manager:1 Double-click a service in the Services Arena.The Properties dialog box appears.2 Click Logging.The Logging and Notification dialog box appears. The options foreach service are identical; the main difference is based onwhether the service in question is for incoming, outgoing, orbidirectional communication.3 Modify logging and notification properties accordingto your security policy preferences. Click OK.Setting logging and notification for defaultpacket-handling optionsWhen this option is selected, you can control logging andnotification properties for the following default packethandlingoptions:• Spoofing attacks• IP options• Port probes• Address space probes• Incoming packets not handled• Outgoing packets not handled218 WatchGuard Firebox System