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02-24-2023 03:37 PM - last edited on 04-18-2024 12:33 PM by emgarcia
Hello,
For firewalls managed with Panorama there's a setting in Panorama "Buffered Log Forwarding from Device" which tells the firewall to buffer it's log in the case of loss of connectivity with Panorama.
Does anyone know if there is an equivalent feature when sending logs from firewalls to Cortex Data Lake? I'm not seeing anything in documentation that mentions the expected behavior. Or anyone familiar with how the firewall handles logs when it loses connectivity to Cortex Data Lake? It seems like I'm seeing some intermittent lost logs between the local firewall and Cortex Data Lake.
Thank you.
02-28-2023 10:23 AM
Hi HowsThisWork,
After the loss of the connection between FW and CDL, FW logs will be queued and sent once the connection is restored. If queue is full before connection establishment, some logs will be lost. You may use the below CLI to check that:
> show counter global filter delta yes | match queue_full
Log collection can be monitored using the Incoming Log Rate or Log Forwarding Status dashboards in the Cortex Data Lake.
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Thanks,
Jtalton
02-28-2023 10:23 AM
Hi HowsThisWork,
After the loss of the connection between FW and CDL, FW logs will be queued and sent once the connection is restored. If queue is full before connection establishment, some logs will be lost. You may use the below CLI to check that:
> show counter global filter delta yes | match queue_full
Log collection can be monitored using the Incoming Log Rate or Log Forwarding Status dashboards in the Cortex Data Lake.
If this answer was helpful, please like and select to Accept as Solution.
Thanks,
Jtalton
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