How do you see logs in Palo Alto?

To verify the logs in Palo Alto Networks, do the following:

  1. In the Palo Alto Networks UI, select Monitor > Logs.
  2. Once the setup is done, log in to Sumo Logic.
  3. To validate that the logs are flowing to Sumo Logic, run a query using the source category you configured during Step 1, such as: _sourceCategory = NW/PAN/V9.

How do you pull logs from Palo Alto?

Steps

  1. Go to Monitor > Logs > Traffic.
  2. Click Export to CSV icon. An Exporting Logs popup window is displayed.
  3. Click Download file. A CSV file is downloaded to the local Desktop.
  4. Open the CSV file in Excel.

How do I Monitor traffic in Palo Alto?

The filters need to be put in the search section under GUI: Monitor > Logs > Traffic (or other logs). This document demonstrates several methods of filtering and looking for specific types of traffic on Palo Alto Networks firewalls. Categories of filters include host, zone, port, or date/time.

How do I check my syslog in Palo Alto?

To use Syslog to monitor a Palo Alto Networks device, create a Syslog server profile and assign it to the device log settings for each log type.

  1. Configure a Syslog server profile.
  2. Configure syslog forwarding for Traffic, Threat, and WildFire Submission logs.
  3. Configure security policy rule action as log forwarding.

How do I find my URL filtering logs in Palo Alto?

Also in the URL filtering configuration (Objects>security profiles>URL filtering). Set the desired categories to an action of ‘alert’ and it will syslog them out. There is also an option to ‘log container page only’ which will not log all content. Uncheck that and you should get everything.

How do I check my SNMP logs in Palo Alto?

To Verify if SNMP Polling with iReasoning software:

  1. Add the IP of the Interface being polled, making sure that the workstation can reach the Interface being managed via UDP port 161.
  2. Click the Advanced Button and Add the fields matching the ones configured through IMG 1, hit OK.

How do I export my firewall logs?

Export all records from a firewall log

  1. On the Home page, under Firewall, click View firewall log.
  2. In the console tree, select a log.
  3. Right-click the record list, and then click Export All Records.
  4. In the File name box, type a name for the file.
  5. In the Save as type list, click the file type that you want.

What format can the firewall logs be exported?

Exporting Firewall Logs into CSV Format Times Out from the WebGUI.

How do I check my session table in Palo Alto?

Show Session command

  1. > show session all will show all current sessions that are processed by the firewall at the time when command is entered.
  2. > show session id [ID] will show detailed information on a session based on the entered session ID.

What is aged out in Palo Alto?

Aged out – Occurs when a session closes due to aging out. TCP FIN – Occurs when a TCP FIN is used to close half or both sides of a connection. TCP RST – client – Occurs when the client sends a TCP reset to the server. TCP RST – server – Occurs when the server sends a TCP reset to the client.

What is Palo Alto WildFire?

Palo Alto Networks® WildFire® cloud-based threat analysis service is the industry’s most advanced analysis and prevention engine for highly evasive zero-day exploits and malware.