the internet firewall maintains an event log, which contains events that may be security concerns. you can view this log with a browser using the internet firewall management interface or you set up an a tab-delimited text file to be sent automatically and periodically to any e-mail address for convenience and archival purposes.

    if you want to be alerted of high-priority information, such as an attack on a server, you can specify that this information is immediately e-mailed, either to the main e-mail address used by the log, or to a different address, such as a paging service.

    the internet firewall logs the following events:

    1 unauthorized connection attempts

    2 blocked web, ftp and gopher sites, and blocked nntp newsgroups

    3 blocked activex and java

    4 blocked cookies and proxy attempts

    5 attacks such as ip spoofing, ping of death, syn flood

    6 administrator logins

    7 successful/unsuccessful loading of the web site filter