You will store the website that has been visited into a log of web proxy. Which is the correct configuration?

Storing the logs of websites visited through a web proxy is important for monitoring and understanding user behavior, as well as for security and compliance purposes. The configuration that utilizes remote logging is particularly beneficial for several reasons.

When you choose to log to a remote action, you are sending the logs to an external server where they can be stored, analyzed, and managed more efficiently. This helps in maintaining the performance of the MikroTik device, as it offloads the storage requirements to another machine, which is especially useful if the logs need to be retained for long periods or if the network generates a significant amount of log data.

Additionally, using remote logging can enhance data security and availability. By keeping logs on an external server, you mitigate the risks of losing log data in case of device failure or reconfiguration. This approach allows for centralized log management, which can make it easier to implement compliance and security monitoring solutions.

The exclusion of the debug topic is also significant. Debugging can produce a high volume of log entries that might not be necessary for regular operations and can clutter the log records, making it harder to analyze what is truly relevant. Therefore, while logging web-proxy events, it is prudent to exclude debug messages to maintain clarity and focus on the essential