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Chapter 11. Logging
Log class for IPsec key negotiation
Here, you set the log class for new negotiations of IPsec connections keys.
Log class for IKE and NAT-T packets
Here, you set the log class for the packets used for IKE key negotiations and for NAT-T packets. As they both use
the same port on the Telecommuting Module, it will log both using the same log class.
Log class for ESP packets
Specify what log class the Telecommuting Module should use for encrypted packets (ESP packets to the
Telecommuting Module). Logging of encrypted packets will generate a lot of log events.
Log class for IPsec user authentications
Here, you set the log class for Telecommuting Module messages about road warrior authentications via RADIUS
and their disconnections.
Log class for PPTP negotiations
The Telecommuting Module generates log messages about the progress of the PPTP negotiations. Here, you select a
log class for these messages.
Log class for PPTP packets
PPTP clients wanting to establish a VPN tunnel connects to the Telecommuting Module on port 1723. Here, you
select a log class for these packets.
Log class for GRE packets
The encrypted traffic through the VPN tunnel is sent as GRE packets. Here, you select a log class for these packets.
SIP events
The same settings can also be found on the Basic page under SIP Services.
Log class for SIP errors
The Telecommuting Module sends a message if there are any SIP errors. Select a log class for these log messages.
Log class for SIP signaling
For each SIP packet, the Telecommuting Module generates a message, containing the sender and receiver of the
packet and what type of packet it is. Select a log class for these log messages.
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