Cookies are carried in HTTP headers, specifically the client request Cookie header and the server response Set-Cookie header. Avi application logs can show many useful request and response details, but not every header is captured in the standard visible log fields. Broadcom documentation for client log levels explains that full client logs include many data points and that All Headers logging can be enabled to capture HTTP headers. Broadcom's logging-all-headers guidance also recommends using this feature carefully, preferably with log filters or temporary troubleshooting scope, because collecting all headers can increase log volume and may expose sensitive data. A client IP filter narrows log capture but does not by itself capture cookies. Real-time metrics and non-significant logs also do not specifically enable cookie/header capture.