MN-700 Log Configuration?

Is there any way to modify the logging level of the MN-
700? I've read the link that has been posted that
describes the various log messages and what they mean,
but they seem to apply to the MN-500 since many of the
entires never appear. (Below I describe why I think the
MN-700 doesn't record as much.)

I was having a problem when trying to test a remote
desktop connection to one of my computers. I was using a
machine on my network to rd into another machine on the
network. It worked fine when using the internal lan ip,
but would not connect when specifying the internet ip.
To make a long story short, after trying a million
difernent things, out of desparation I used a dial-up
connection to test the rd via the internet address, and
magically it worked.

Back to my initial question about the logs, one of the
possible entries in the list refers to the router
blocking spoofed local network ips. I think when trying
to rd from the local network out to the internet and back
again the router was blocking the connection.

It would have been very helpful to see that in the router
logs, because it would have saved me a lot of time and
frustration. So again, is there any way to increase the
level of logging performed?

It does not do that.

The ability to connect to the network using the public IP
from within the LAN is called loopback. The MN700
loopback is not working. Oddly enough the earlier version
MN500 supports loopback (it was added as an update). I
would suggest you contact MS support to ask for loopback
support, and logging customization.

>-----Original Message-----
>Is there any way to modify the logging level of the MN-
>700? I've read the link that has been posted that
>describes the various log messages and what they mean,
>but they seem to apply to the MN-500 since many of the
>entires never appear. (Below I describe why I think the
>MN-700 doesn't record as much.)
>
>I was having a problem when trying to test a remote
>desktop connection to one of my computers. I was using
a
>machine on my network to rd into another machine on the
>network. It worked fine when using the internal lan ip,
>but would not connect when specifying the internet ip.
>To make a long story short, after trying a million
>difernent things, out of desparation I used a dial-up
>connection to test the rd via the internet address, and
>magically it worked.
>
>Back to my initial question about the logs, one of the
>possible entries in the list refers to the router
>blocking spoofed local network ips. I think when trying
>to rd from the local network out to the internet and
back
>again the router was blocking the connection.
>
>It would have been very helpful to see that in the
router
>logs, because it would have saved me a lot of time and
>frustration. So again, is there any way to increase the
>level of logging performed?
>.
>