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12-09-2013 02:12 PM
Hello Nathaniel Conquest,
I don't believe currently there is a way to track this through MIBS. But you can for sure look at the currently logged in or previous users in the GUI and CLI
In WebUI:
Network>Global Protect> Gateway > Click on the more user info and that will display the required information
In CLI,
> show global-protect-gateway previous-user
GlobalProtect Name : internal_gateway (0 users)
Domain User Name Computer Client Private IP Public IP ESP SSL Login Time Logout/Expiration TTL Inactivity TTL
> show global-protect-gateway current-user
GlobalProtect Name : internal_gateway (0 users)
Domain User Name Computer Client Private IP Public IP ESP SSL Login Time Logout/Expiration TTL Inactivity TTL
However, we do have feature requests (FR ID : 1054 and FR ID : 1095 ) submitted to our development team to be added in our future releases. You can request your account' SE to vote for it.
Currently supported MIBs and OIDs for your reference:
Hope that helps!
Thanks and regards,
Kunal Adak
12-09-2013 02:25 PM
Okay thanks for the information. The client was looking to see if PA need have MIBS for there external monitoring system their using versus having to psychically log into the device to see if the tunnels down.
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