What happened to dhcp clients log?

Not sure when but now I only have one log menu. Under advanced, Logging & SNMP,Logs and Statistics there used to be 3 log menus. Now I only have "Logs". What happened to dhcp clients?
Version - 7.3.2 running DHCP(Share a public IP address)
Tx

Not sure about the XF camera. I have a Canon DSLR (7D) that I shoot video with. Here's what I've discovered so far.
I had the Canon plug-in that allowed me to bring clips directly in through the Log and Transfer interface.
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