Select Log Forwarding Destinations
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End-of-Life (EoL)
Select Log Forwarding Destinations
Device
Log Settings
The Log Settings page allows you to configure log forwarding
to:
- Panorama, SNMP trap receivers, email servers, Syslog servers, and HTTP servers—You can also add or remove tags from a source or destination IP address in a log entry; all log types except System logs and Configuration logs support tagging.
- Logging Service—If you have a Logging Service subscription and have enabled the Logging Service (Device > Setup > Management), then the firewall will send the logs to the Logging Service when you configure log forwarding to Panorama/Logging Service. Panorama will query the Logging Service to access the logs, to display the logs, and to generate reports.
- Azure Security Center—The integration with Azure Security Center is available only for VM-Series firewalls on Azure.
- If you launched the VM-Series firewall from Azure Security Center, a security policy rule with the log forwarding profiles is automatically enabled for you.
- If you launched the VM-Series firewall from the Azure Marketplace or using custom Azure templates, you must manually selectAzure-Security-Center-Integrationto forward System logs, User-ID logs, and HIP Match logs to Azure Security Center and use the Log Forwarding profile for other log types (see Objects > Log Forwarding).The free tier of Security Center is automatically enabled on your Azure subscription.
You can forward the following log types
: System, Configuration,
User-ID, HIP Match, and Correlation logs. To specify destinations
for each log type,
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Add
one or more match
list profiles (up to 64) and complete the fields described in the
following table.To forward Traffic, Threat, WildFire Submissions,
URL Filtering, Data Filtering, Tunnel Inspection, GTP, and Authentication
logs, you must configure a Log Forwarding profile (see Objects
> Log Forwarding).
Match List Profile
Settings | Description |
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Name | Enter a name (up to 31 characters) to identify
the match list profile. A valid name must start with an alphanumeric
character and can contain zeros, alphanumeric characters, underscores,
hyphens, periods, or spaces. |
Filter | By default, the firewall forwards All Logs of
the type for which you add the match list profile. To forward a
subset of the logs, open the drop-down and select an existing filter
or select Filter Builder to add a new filter.
For each query in a new filter, specify the following fields and Add the
query:
To display or export ![]() View Filtered Logs .
This tab provides the same options as the Monitoring tab
pages (such as Monitoring Logs Traffic Set the filter to forward logs for all
event severity levels (the default filter is All Logs ). To
create separate log forwarding methods for different severity levels, specify
one or more severity levels in the Filter ,
configure a Forward Method , and then repeat
the process for the rest of the severity levels. |
Description | Enter a description (up to 1,023 characters)
to explain the purpose of this match list profile. |
Panorama/Logging Service | Select Panorama/Logging Service if you
want to forward logs to the Logging Service, Log Collectors or the Panorama
management server. If you enable this option, you must configure log forwarding to Panorama![]() You
cannot forward Correlation logs from firewalls to Panorama. Panorama
generates Correlation logs based on the firewall logs it receives. |
SNMP | Add one or more SNMP
Trap server profiles to forward logs as SNMP traps (see Device
> Server Profiles > SNMP Trap). |
Email | Add one or more Email
server profiles to forward logs as email notifications (see Device
> Server Profiles > Email). |
Syslog | Add one or more Syslog
server profiles to forward logs as syslog messages (see Device
> Server Profiles > Syslog). |
HTTP | Add one or more HTTP
server profiles to forward logs as HTTP requests (see Device
> Server Profiles > HTTP). |
Built-in Actions | You can select from two types of built-in
actions when you Add an action to perform—Tagging
and Integration.
To add a device to the
quarantine list based on the log forwarding profile filter, select Quarantine . |