Information about the VPN connection, system events, URL filtering, application control, user authentication, intrusion prevention system (IPS) warnings, and more. These logs are crucial for keeping an eye on and evaluating network activity, spotting security risks, and guaranteeing that security regulations are being followed. They can be exported in CSV, syslog, or JSON forms, which makes it possible to integrate them with SIEM solutions for effective auditing and full network visibility.

Go to Systems > Logs
You can see different logs like IPS, IDS, VPN and more

Event Types: The majority of NGAFs classify logs according to specific event kinds, like:
logs from the firewall (blocked connections, traffic flow)
logs for security (malware events, intrusion detection)
logs of application control
Activity logs for users
System logs (status of devices, configuration changes)
Filter Options: Utilize the provided filters to restrict the logs according to:
Time interval
Event intensity
IP address or hostname of origin
final IP address or hostname
Utilization
User

For further instructions on log management and the many log kinds that are available, consult the literature pertaining to your NGAF.
Optimal Techniques:
Examine logs on a regular basis to spot possible problems or security risks.
Create a log retention policy depending on storage limitations and compliance needs.
To see trends and patterns in your network activity, use log analysis tools.
Support: Get in touch with Sang for assistance if you run into problems or require more direction.

Similarly, the Palo Alto Networks documentation offers details on system logs and log types for their Next-Generation Firewall

You can contact also the Sanfor Distributor or reseller on your region.