Re: Disable Logging System Policies



For me, I just don't wanna log part of denied requests, for example,
broadcast to 137, 138, DHCP requests/replies.

It seems that I have set up some rules based on those broadcast in order to
let your method work. Anyway, thank you.

Ray

"Adar Greenshpon [MSFT]" <adarg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Go to the Firewall Policy node in the MMC and from the menu select
view-->system policy rules.
Right click on the exact rule --> properties --> Action Tab --> uncheck
log traffic.
(Please remember that there's a different policy rule for traffic coming
from ISA and to ISA)

Just out of curiosity, how much of these protocols traffic do you see in
the logs?
--
Adar Greenshpon
ISA Server Product Team
adar[dot]greenshpon[at]microsoft[dot]com


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"C C" <someone@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Sorry, I did not make myself clear.

I still want logging of firewall events but only
for selected rules. Unlike the regular firewall
rules, the system rules does not have the
tick box for "Log request matching this rule".

I just want to minimize the size of the firewall
log by not having ISA Server 2004 log events
matching most of the System Policy rules.

Thanks in advance.


"Henk Steunenberg (Ms)" <stjesp@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hello,

just go to 'monitoring' --> 'logging' Tab--> select 'configure F/w
Logging'--> in properties for ' F/w Logging' in bottom of the 'Log' Tab
ensure that 'enable F/w Logging' is not selected ! same for the other
Logs

regards,

Henk

"C C" <someone@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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We have ISA Server 2004 and the firewall log is getting big.
How can I disable logging of Kerberos, Netbios, Active
Directory, etc entries?









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