Boolean Operators

You can use the Boolean operators AND, OR, and NOT to create filters with many different criteria. You can put multiple Boolean expressions in parentheses.

If you enter more than one criteria without a Boolean operator, the AND operator is implied. When you use multiple criteria without parentheses, the OR operator is applied before the AND operator.

Examples:

• blade:"application control" AND action:block
  Shows log records from the Application & URL Filtering Software Blade where traffic was blocked.
• 192.168.2.133 10.19.136.101
  Shows log entries that match the two IP addresses. The AND operator is presumed.
• 192.168.2.133 OR 10.19.136.101
  Shows log entries that match one of the IP addresses.
• (blade:Firewall OR blade:IPS OR blade:VPN) AND NOT action:drop
  Shows all log entries from the Firewall, IPS or VPN blades that are not dropped. The criteria in the parentheses are applied before the AND NOT criterion.
• source:(192.168.2.1 OR 192.168.2.2) AND destination:17.168.8.2
  Shows log entries from the two source IP addresses if the destination IP address is 17.168.8.2. This example also shows how you can use Boolean operators with field criteria.