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Eco

Logﬁle Backup

This ﬁle is updated every time the Logﬁle reaches its maximum capacity. The Logﬁle will automatically

write over the top of the existing Logﬁle Backup to create a ﬁle containing information that occurred

recently.

Along with the Logﬁle this ensures the current information and most recent information is available for

analysis.

The following is a typical example of the information held within the Logﬁle Backup.

System-Start : at 15:47:41 on 04-06-2004 UTC

System-Halt : at 15:47:30 on 04-06-2004 UTC

Restart code : 100

Restart reason : Controlled user RESET from Telnet or the webpages

System-Status : Standard UNSET recording selected by timer at 15:47:42 on 04-06-2004 +0100

System-Status : Standard UNSET recording selected by timer at 15:47:43 on 04-06-2004 +0100

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This is an example of the details that are contained in the logs; this shows an unauthorised user

trying to access the unit using an FTP connection.

Sat Apr 24 05:53:50 2004 (+0100): FTP FAILED LOGIN User: [test] Password: [test]

Sat Apr 24 05:53:50 2004 (+0100): Foreign IP 62.214.19.65

Sat Apr 24 05:53:50 2004 (+0100): Socket no 82, myport 21, hisport 4953

Sat Apr 24 05:53:50 2004 (+0100): FTP FAILED LOGIN User: [test] Password: [test12]

Sat Apr 24 05:53:50 2004 (+0100): Foreign IP 62.214.19.65

Sat Apr 24 05:53:50 2004 (+0100): Socket no 83, myport 21, hisport 4999

Sat Apr 24 05:53:50 2004 (+0100): FTP FAILED LOGIN User: [test] Password: [test123]

Sat Apr 24 05:53:50 2004 (+0100): Foreign IP 62.214.19.65

Sat Apr 24 05:53:50 2004 (+0100): Socket no 84, myport 21, hisport 1049

Sat Apr 24 05:53:50 2004 (+0100): FTP FAILED LOGIN User: [test] Password: [123]

Sat Apr 24 05:53:50 2004 (+0100): Foreign IP 62.214.19.65

Sat Apr 24 05:53:50 2004 (+0100): Socket no 85, myport 21, hisport 1071

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