Strata Logging Service
View Devices Associated with Your Strata Logging Service Instance
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View Devices Associated with Your Strata Logging Service Instance
Manage the devices connected to Strata Logging Service from
the Inventory tab.
| Where Can I Use This? | What Do I Need? |
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| You must have at least one of these licenses to useStrata Cloud Manager:
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From the Inventory page, you can view a list of devices and
tenants onboarded to your Strata Logging Service instance.
If you are using Strata Cloud Manager to manage Strata Logging Service, click to manage devices onboarded to your Strata Logging Service
instance.
Panorama Appliances
This list does not show the mapping of a Panorama to its managed firewalls.
You can Generate OTP and Add devices only in Standalone Strata Logging Service app. When you select these options in Strata Cloud Manager, you will be automatically redirected to Strata Logging Service app.
Generate OTP to create the one-time password used to onboard Panorama-managed firewalls to your Strata Logging Service instance.
Panorama uses this OTP to install the logging service certificate. For Panorama
10.1 or later, go to the Customer Support Portal to get the OTP for installing
the device certificate.
Add a Panorama appliance to onboard
a new appliance to your Strata Logging Service instance or move an appliance from one instance to
another.
| Name | The name under which the Customer Support Portal
registered the Panorama. If unnamed, then the name appears as
Panorama. You can change this name in
the Customer Support Portal. |
| Model | The model of the Panorama |
| Serial Number | The unique serial number of the Panorama |
| PAN-OS Version | The version of PAN-OS that the Panorama is running |
| Last Contact Time | The last time that the Panorama communicated with Strata Logging Service, either to query logs or fetch reports |
| Certificate Status | Whether the Panorama has the certificate necessary to
connect to Strata Logging Service. Hover over the
certificate status to see which certificate the Panorama is using to
connect to Strata Logging Service: logging service
certificate or device certificate.
You can only have one Panorama (or high availability pair)
associated with your instance at a time. |
Firewalls
Check only show firewalls that are storing logs to hide the
firewalls that send data to Strata Logging Service only for ingestion
and further streaming to other Palo Alto Networks applications.
You can Generate PSK and Add devices only in Standalone Strata Logging Service app. When you select these options in Strata Cloud Manager, you will be automatically redirected to Strata Logging Service app.
Generate PSK to create the pre-shared key used to onboard a
firewall running PAN-OS 10.0 or earlier to your Strata Logging Service
instance.
Add a firewall to onboard a new firewall to your Strata Logging Service instance or move a device from one instance to another.
Above the firewalls table, you can see the number of firewalls with each connection status.
Select the chart icon (
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) on any table row to view a
chart of the incoming log rate and connectivity history for the firewall:
| Name | The name under which the Customer Support Portal
registered the Firewall. If unnamed, then the name appears as
Firewall. You can change the firewall
name in the Customer Support Portal. |
| Model | The model of the firewall |
| Serial Number | The unique serial number of the firewall |
| PAN-OS Version | The version of PAN-OS that the firewall is running |
| Managed By Panorama | Whether a Panorama manages the firewall or not |
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Connection Status
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Whether the firewall can connect to Strata Logging Service. This can have four different
values:
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| Ingestion Rate |
The rate, in logs per second, at which the firewall is sending
logs to Strata Logging Service
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| Storage Used |
The amount of your Strata Logging Service storage
capacity that a firewall is using at this point in time
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| Apps Using Log Data | All apps that consume data from the firewall |
| Store Log Data | Choose whether Strata Logging Service
stores firewall data or only ingests it.
After you toggle On, Strata Logging Service can take up to 15 minutes to start
storing log data for the firewall. If toggled
On and grayed out, this switch means
that the IoT Security package to which you subscribe requires
that you store log data. You can set log retention
policy for your entire Strata Logging Service instance from .
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| Last Contact Time | The last time that the device communicated with Strata Logging Service, either to send logs or to report telemetry |
| Certificate Status | Whether the firewall has the certificate necessary to
connect to Strata Logging Service. Hover over the
certificate status to see which certificate the Panorama is using to
connect to Strata Logging Service: logging service
certificate or device certificate
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Cloud NGFW
View Cloud NGFW resources associated with your
Strata Logging Service instance.
| ID | The ID of the Cloud NGFW resource. |
| Ingestion Rate |
The rate, in logs per second, at which Strata Logging Service is ingesting logs from a Cloud
NGFW resource. This is a sum across all devices with the same
resource ID.
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| Storage Used |
The amount of your Strata Logging Service storage
capacity that the Cloud NGFW resource is using. This is a sum
across all devices with the same resource ID.
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| Last Contact Time | The last time that the Cloud NGFW resource communicated with Strata Logging Service |
Prisma Access
View the Prisma Access instances associated with your Strata Logging Service instance.
| Instance Name | The name under which the Customer Support Portal registered the Prisma Access instance. If unnamed, then the name appears as Prisma Access. |
| Ingestion Rate |
The rate, in logs per second, at which Prisma Access is
sending logs to Strata Logging Service
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| Storage Used |
The amount of your Strata Logging Service storage
capacity that the Prisma Access instance is using at
this point in time.
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| Last Contact Time | The last time that the Prisma Access instance communicated with Strata Logging Service |