The logs are more versatile in this GUI.You have the following options in the new Records pane: The old log viewer window is now the Records pane.

It is recommended that you use toolbar Show and Hide options for a crisper log view. This pane is accessible through the Menu and Toolbar option. The default firewall queries do not contain the NAT-related fields, so you need to add them manually. Of course, scrolling down the whole list is always a valid option. The only drawback is the order of the query variables.You cannot sort the variables by clicking on the columns, so you need to know the order of the query properties.You may drag and drop the fields on the Query Properties pane. This filter screen (see Figure 2.19) is very useful.You may visually define your queries, design your screen layout, and enter your subqueries. You still need to check the necessary field types from the Query Properties pane to display the hidden fields. The predefined default query 'All records' does not drawn on all entries in the log database.

You may toggle between views from the toolbar toggle buttons.

It is recommended to keep this pane closed if your screen resolution is limited. Remember that each product query has different fields. As shown in Figure 2.18, this left pane has predefined product queries, too.The product queries are not simple filter-by-product queries. If you are using plenty of custom predefined queries or switching between VPN and regular views, activating the Query Tree pane will be very helpful.

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