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ICMPByte(i/o) |
Number of ICMP bytes (incoming/outgoing) that have passed through the Firewall. Example: ICMPByte(i/o) =527894/528486 Affected logs: l_filterstat. |
icmpcode |
Code number of the ICMP message, based on ICMP type. Digital format. See the list of ICMP parameters at: http://www.iana.org/assignments/icmp-parameters/icmp-parameters.xhtml. Affected logs: l_alarm and l_filter. |
ICMP code | |
icmptype |
ICMP message type number. See the list of ICMP parameters at: http://www.iana.org/assignments/icmp-parameters/icmp-parameters.xhtml. Example: icmptype=3 (meaning "Destination unreachable"). Affected logs: l_alarm and l_filter. |
ICMP type | |
ICMPMem |
Percentage of memory allocated to ICMP. Value from “0” to “100”. Example: ICMPMem=2 Affected logs: l_filterstat. |
ICMPPacket |
Number of ICMP packets that have passed through the Firewall. Example: ICMPPacket=0. Affected logs: l_filterstat. |
id |
Type of product. Affected logs: l_alarm, l_auth, l_connection, l_count, l_date, l_filter, l_filterstat, l_ftp, l_monitor, l_plugin, l_pop3, l_pvm, l_sandboxing, l_server, l_smtp, l_ssl, l_system, l_vpn, l_web, l_xvpn and l_routerstat, l_dmrouting. |
ikev |
Version of the IKE protocol used Values: “1” or “2”. Example: ikev=1. Affected logs: l_vpn. |
IKE version | |
ipproto |
Name of the protocol above IP (transport layer). Affected logs: l_alarm, l_connection, l_filter, l_plugin and l_pvm. |
Internet Protocol | |
ipsecXX |
Indicators of bandwidth used by IPSec interfaces:
ipsec represents traffic associated with the native IPSec interface (non virtual). ipsec1, ipsec2, etc. represent traffic associated with the virtual IPSec interfaces defined on the firewall.
Format: 7 values separated by commas. Example: ipsec=ipsec,61515,128648,788241,1890520,2130,21. Affected logs: l_vpn. |
IPStateByte (i/o) |
Number of bytes exchanged for pseudo-connections. This value includes incoming and outgoing bytes. Example: IPStateByte(i/o)=0/40. Affected logs: l_filterstat. |
IPStateConn |
Number of active pseudo-connections relating to protocols other than TCP, UDP or ICMP (e.g.: GRE). Example: IPStateConn=0. Affected logs: l_filterstat. |
IPStateConnNatDst |
Number of active pseudo-connections with address translation on the destination. Example: IPStateConnNatDst=0. Affected logs: l_filterstat. |
IPStateConnNatSrc |
Number of active pseudo-connections with address translation on the source. Example: IPStateConnNatSrc=0. Affected logs: l_filterstat. |
IPStateConnNoNatDst |
Number of active pseudo-connections that explicitly include "No NAT" instructions on the destination. Example: IPStateConnNoNatDst=0. Affected logs: l_filterstat. |
IPStateConnNoNatSrc |
Number of active pseudo-connections that explicitly include "No NAT" instructions on the source. Example: IPStateConnNoNatSrc=0. Affected logs: l_filterstat. |
IPStateMem |
Percentage of memory allocated to processing pseudo-connections relating to protocols other than TCP, UDP or ICMP (e.g.: GRE) that have passed through the firewall. Example: IPStateMem=1. Affected logs: l_filterstat. |
IPStatePacket |
Number of network packets originating from protocols other than TCP, UDP or ICMP (e.g.: GRE) that have passed through the firewall. Example: IPStatePacket=2. Affected logs: l_filterstat. |
ipv |
Version of the IP protocol used in the traffic Example: ipv=4. Affected logs: l_alarm, l_connection, l_filter, l_ftp, l_plugin, l_pop3, l_pvm, l_smtp, l_ssl and l_web. |
IP version |