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02-17-2022 04:24 AM
Hello -
In GUI I can do the following:
Panorama > Collector Groups > {Collector Group Name} > Device Log Forwarding > Log Forwarding Preferences
In here I have two Palo Loggers and I split my HA firewalls like so (for example):
Devices: Collectors:
OhioFW01 North02Logger
FloridaFW02 South02Logger
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Devices: Collectors:
OhioFW02 South02Logger
FloridaFW01 North02Logger
This gives me redundancy should one of the loggers fail, but also splits the work (Enable log redundancy across collectors is not checked).
I am trying to add NEW firewalls via command line to this set up:
set log-collector-group <name> logfwd-setting devices <name> collectors <name> (side bar, by "name" they mean serial number).
The issue is that this command adds the new firewall to its own line:
For example, if I run:
set log-collector-group {Collector Group Name} logfwd-setting devices 12345678 collectors 87654321
What I get is this:
Devices: Collectors:
NewYorkFW01 North02Logger
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Devices: Collectors:
OhioFW01 North02Logger
FloridaFW02 South02Logger
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Devices: Collectors:
OhioFW02 South02Logger
FloridaFW01 North02Logger
I want to add it via command line so it would look like this:
Devices: Collectors:
OhioFW01 North02Logger
FloridaFW02 South02Logger
NewYorkFW01
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Devices: Collectors:
OhioFW02 South02Logger
FloridaFW01 North02Logger
Hopefully I am making sense and some knows the command to add NEW ones to the device list that is already there.
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