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How to find out the IPS/IDS logs.

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Hi Friends,

How to find out the IPS/IDS/Anti-spoofing Logs with CLI or GUI.

Regards

Satish

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L4 Transporter

Thanks all for reply.

I think IPS, IDS, anti-virus, anti-spyware and vulnerability combined of all is called threat logs.

Regards

Satish

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Hi Satish

You can find it under Monitor-> Threat tab.

L4 Transporter

And CLI:

> show log threat

Regards,

Guillermo.

can you suggest where we can see only IPS logs for audit purpose?

panos HULK Steven Puluka hshah please suggest !!!

can you check that

What are the Threat Log Values for Threat ID and Direction

you can filter the threat logs then.

L7 Applicator

> show log threat start-time equal 2014/10/01@10:00:00 end-time equal 2014/12/30@10:00:00 suppress-threatid-mapping equal no csv-output equal no direction equal backward

Additional suggestions:

Adjust your start-time and end-time

Remove 'direction equal backward' if your want to make newest event show last

Use "csv-output equal yes" if you want to export to a spreadsheet

Use " > set cli pager off " to avoid being asked to press spacebar (useful for logging TTY session output at one strike)

I'm not sure I follow exactly what kind of report you are looking for.

As a general rule, I think the ACC tab is the best place to drill into threat activity and reporting.  You have a lot of filtering options to narrow down your area of interest.

The monitor tab and threat monitor can also be a good top level view to understand where you want to drill into the data using the monitor tab reporting functions.

Steve Puluka BSEET - IP Architect - DQE Communications (Metro Ethernet/ISP)
ACE PanOS 6; ACE PanOS 7; ASE 3.0; PSE 7.0 Foundations & Associate in Platform; Cyber Security; Data Center

L4 Transporter

Thanks all for reply.

I think IPS, IDS, anti-virus, anti-spyware and vulnerability combined of all is called threat logs.

Regards

Satish

That is correct Satish

Regards,

Guillermo.

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