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09-13-2010 05:27 PM
Hi All,
How do I find out the date range of the logs still be stored on an appliance?
If its FIFO Id like to know how far back the current logs on the box go back.
"show system logdb-quota" will tell me what space is being used and by what,
but not when it starts and ends.
Cheers,
SteveR
09-13-2010 05:37 PM
Hi...You can query each log database to see how far back the log is stored via the CLI.
vnguyen@ca1demo> show log traffic direction equal
backward backward
forward forward
For example, here's an output of the threat log showing the oldest threat entry is 2010/09/06 10:51:23.
vnguyen@ca1demo> show log threat
Time App From Src Port Source
Rule Action To Dst Port Destination
Severity Src User Dst User Threat
===============================================================================
2010/09/06 10:51:23 web-browsing untrust 80 82.98.235.78
Monitor ALL alert untrust 2793 10.154.2.217
high pancademo\janet Trojan-Virtumondo.Phonehome(19862)
2010/09/06 10:51:30 webdav untrust 1291 98.210.4.148
Monitor ALL alert untrust 80 10.154.7.14
09-13-2010 05:37 PM
Hi...You can query each log database to see how far back the log is stored via the CLI.
vnguyen@ca1demo> show log traffic direction equal
backward backward
forward forward
For example, here's an output of the threat log showing the oldest threat entry is 2010/09/06 10:51:23.
vnguyen@ca1demo> show log threat
Time App From Src Port Source
Rule Action To Dst Port Destination
Severity Src User Dst User Threat
===============================================================================
2010/09/06 10:51:23 web-browsing untrust 80 82.98.235.78
Monitor ALL alert untrust 2793 10.154.2.217
high pancademo\janet Trojan-Virtumondo.Phonehome(19862)
2010/09/06 10:51:30 webdav untrust 1291 98.210.4.148
Monitor ALL alert untrust 80 10.154.7.14
09-13-2010 07:29 PM
Thanks for that, just what I was after.
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