Which types of logs are not included in the license information logging?

The correct answer indicates that all types of logs listed—archive logs, Fortigate store and forward logs, and FAZ aggregated logs—are not included in the license information logging.

The reasoning behind this is that license information logging in Fortianalyzer primarily focuses on capturing specific event-related logs, such as user activity or security events, to monitor compliance and security posture. Archive logs are typically used for long-term storage of log data and are not actively utilized for real-time reporting or compliance checks. Similarly, Fortigate store and forward logs are temporary logs that are stored on the Fortigate until they can be sent to the Fortianalyzer; therefore, they do not fall under the licensing logging category. FAZ aggregated logs consolidate multiple log entries into summary logs that help in reporting but do not provide the individual event details that would be necessary for license compliance tracking.

Understanding that license information logging has a different purpose helps clarify why these specific log types do not contribute to or are excluded from this category. Each of these log types serves different functions that relate to various security and operational needs, but they do not pertain to the licensing context in Fortianalyzer.