Kerio Control sends this alert when hosts in the local network reach the connection limit, e.g., when a Trojan horse or spyware has infected the host. Kerio Control sends this alert when there are no free IP addresses in the DHCP scope. Kerio Control sends this alert when someone changes any configuration file. Kerio Control sends this alert when configuration backup to Samepage or an FTP server fails. Kerio Control sends this alert when the antivirus engine fails to check files, e.g., due to password-protected or damaged data.
The alert includes information about the IP address, resolution (P2P was blocked, or traffic was slowed down), and so on. Kerio Control sends this alert when users start using P2P. The below table describes the different system alert messages that can be set in Kerio Control: System Alert Message Each event in the Alert Log includes a timestamp (date and time when the event was logged) and information about the alert type (the rest of the information varies by alert type). All system alert messages are recorded in the Alert Log, which provides a complete history of system alerts generated by Kerio Control. Logs keep information records of selected events occurred in or detected by Kerio Control. This article provides relevant information regarding the alert logs in Kerio Control this can be helpful for both agents and users when determining the root cause of performance issues in Kerio Control, analyzing traffic trends, or when performing general troubleshooting.
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