True or false: Access logging is disabled by default, requiring configuration to log intercepted protocols on the ProxySG.

Access logging being disabled by default on the ProxySG is accurate and reflects a common practice in security and network appliances. When access logging is turned off by default, it is a measure taken to enhance privacy and reduce performance overhead without configured logging. Network administrators must explicitly enable access logging to monitor and log intercepted protocols that the ProxySG is handling. This default state underscores the need for proper configuration based on organizational needs before deploying the proxy in a live environment.

In contrast, other choices focus on conditions that do not align with the general behavior of the ProxySG's logging mechanisms, such as suggesting that logging might be enabled for certain protocols or only for external connections. The default setting applies universally across the entire proxy operation until logs are specifically configured to capture necessary data.