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Here's a script I use to rotate my logs daily and also export them in real-time
to an ascii text file.  The text file is great when you're looking for a
particular IP address, service, action, etc.  Just grep on the field for what
you need.  You'll also have to make an entry in your crontab to run the script
once a day.  I run mine just before midnight.  If you have a problem with the
attachments (they're just ascii text files), contact me directly and we'll work
something out to get them to you.

Cheers,

Dan

(See attached file: fw1.switchlog)(See attached file: crontab.logswitch)(See
attached file: fw.logt)
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Daniel R. (Dan) Dunn, EE
Sr. INFOSEC Engineer, GRC Int'l (an AT&T company)
OSD-ITD Firewall Administrator
p: 703-614-8086, ext 300

The opinions expressed by the author are entirely his own, and
do not reflect those of AT&T, GRCI, Inc., or its subsidiaries,
nor do they reflect policy, opinion, or endorsement by the
US Department of Defense or any of its agencies.

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From:     "Brian Tan Wee Beng" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 06/02/2000 01:24 AM

To:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject:  [FW1] Step and Script for log managment




Hi
  I'm trying to automate the firewall log such that a new log will be
created everyday.Can someone provide me with the steps and scripts for doing
so??My firewall is running on Solaris platform.Thanks.

Cheers
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