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I upgraded our SonicWall at the beginning of the year and have some confusion regarding SonicOS's &nbsp;CFS. &nbsp;The device is running SonicOS Enhanced 6.5.0.2-8n.<br />
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(1) Is there a way to get a log of *ALL* CFS entries? &nbsp;When I look under:<br />
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Log Settings &gt;&nbsp;Base Setup &gt;&nbsp;Security Services &gt;&nbsp;Content Filter<br />
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It shows:<br />
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CFS Alert = 1461<br />
Website Accessed = 16<br />
Website Blocked = 14<br />
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However, I can't figure out how to get to that log.<br />
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(2) Is there a way for me to be emailed anytime someone gets the &quot;blocked&quot; screen with the details shown on the block screen they see?<br />
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TIA.
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I upgraded our SonicWall at the beginning of the year and have some confusion regarding SonicOS's  CFS.  The device is running SonicOS Enhanced 6.5.0.2-8n.

(1) Is there a way to get a log of *ALL* CFS entries?  When I look under:

Log Settings > Base Setup > Security Services > Content Filter

It shows:

CFS Alert = 1461
Website Accessed = 16
Website Blocked = 14

However, I can't figure out how to get to that log.

(2) Is there a way for me to be emailed anytime someone gets the "blocked" screen with the details shown on the block screen they see?

TIA.

SonicOS 6.5 CFS question

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