topic Re: own system logs on/from log collector. in General Topics

own system logs on/from log collector.

cemalserin — Mon, 07 Mar 2022 17:32:03 GMT

how to find own system/config logs from log collector on log collector.

how to find own system/config logs from log collector on log collector.
Device is m-300 and PANOS 9.1.12

Re: own system logs on/from log collector.

PavelK — Tue, 08 Mar 2022 06:51:44 GMT

Thank you for the post @cemalserin

For the System logs, you can get it from Panorama Manager by going to: Monitor > Logs > System, then you can filter logs based on Log Collector's Name or Serial Number. For example: ( device_name eq <Log Collector Name> ) or ( serial eq <Serial Number>). For more detailed System logs, you can get it from Log Collector's CLI: tail lines 500 mp-log ms.log

For the configuration logs, you can get it from Log Collector by going to CLI and issue: tail lines 500 mp-log configd.log

BTW, you mentioned you have M-300 running 9.1.12. Based on documentation, M-300 can only run 10.2 as of now.

Kind Regards

Pavel Kucera

Re: own system logs on/from log collector.

kiwi — Tue, 08 Mar 2022 15:11:24 GMT

Hi @cemalserin ,

In order to get better traction for this, I have moved your post to the General Topics area, as the Feedback area is only for feedback to the LIVE community.

I would recommend that you visit the General Topics area to see and follo up on your discussion.

Cheers,

-Kiwi.

Re: own system logs on/from log collector.

CSerin — Fri, 11 Mar 2022 14:43:19 GMT

Thank you @PavelK

we have two M-600 appliance, M-300 is wrong information. 3 weeks ago one of both not reachable not pingable. Panorama hadn't shown any logs from either. we both had to restart.

I want to hide lines in ms-log. less patterns (slash, execution mark ) and grep invert-match pattern doesn't work.