What type of logs might an unregistered device request from FortiAnalyzer?

Unregistered devices typically engage with FortiAnalyzer to determine what logs they can access. In this context, log storage permissions are crucial because they define what levels of access a device has based on its registration status. Unregistered devices need to check permissions before they can request or analyze specific log data, ensuring that security protocols are maintained and sensitive information is protected.

While connections logs, access logs, and system logs are essential, they are not directly connected to the initial request made by unregistered devices. These logs represent data that would be analyzed after a device is recognized and registered within the system, making log storage permissions the pertinent aspect when it comes to initial inquiries from unregistered devices. Thus, understanding log storage permissions is essential for maintaining the security and integrity of the log management system.