Using system signals
Home Guides Next-Gen WAFSignals English English日本語The following information provides you with details about the various system signals:Long name: the name of the signal that you can use to verbally reference or describe it.Short name: the name of the signal that is applied to matched requests and that can be used to search within the control panel.Usable in: outlines where a signal can be used.
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