Earn Free Access Learn More > Upload Documents View how many log messages came in from syslog senders . On a WildFire appliance active, passive, and server nodes, run: admin@WF-500 (active-controller)>show log system subtype direction equal backward This command displays all WildFire logged events categorized as a wildfire-appliance subtype from newest to oldest. show user user-id-agent state all. How: How: CLI: show log system direction equal backward subtype equal vpn object equal IKE-GW_Name_From_Step3 opaque contains "IKE phase-1" receive_time in last-15-minutes | match "negotiation is failed" Example Output: show (PAN-OS), show log (system|config|alarm), show system info, show system state, show system resources, show system resource follow show user user-id-agent config name. You must issue this command to all nodes in a cluster. 2012/10/20 13:04:05 info general auth-su 0 User 'ernest' authenticated. show log system direction equal backward severity not-equal informational show log system direction equal backward severity greater-than-or-equal high Show log config [ edit] show log config show log config cmd equal commit show log config result equal failed show log config csv-output equal yes Related terms [ edit] show global-protect-gateway Otherwise you can check the following logs for detailed output regarding loging: > show log system direction equal backward subtype equal syslog > less mp-log syslog-ng.log 2 Likes Share Reply Go to solution palomed L3 Networker . Run the following commands from CLI: > show log traffic direction equal backward > show log threat direction equal backward > show log url direction equal backward > show log url system equal backward If logs are being written to the Palo Alto Networks device then the issue may be display related through the WebGUI. grep -r; match; See also . This reveals the complete configuration with "set " commands. show log system direction equal backward severity not-equal informational; show log system direction equal backward severity greater-than-or-equal high; show log config ; show log config cmd equal commit; show log config result equal failed; show log config csv-output equal yes; show high-availability Show global-protect-gateway. For example: show log system subtype equal general receive_time in last-15-minutes direction equal backward will display the last 15 minutes of logs in backward order. To display the most recent critical hardware alarms (Use the tab key to determine the options for the italicized words: Backward = most recent, forward = oldest) > show log system severity greater-than-or-equal critical direction equal backward Time Severity Subtype Object EventID ID Description show log system query equal " ( eventid eq link-change ) and ( object eq 'ethernet1/11' )" direction equal backward show log system direction equal backward show interface ethernet 1/11 state filter sys.s1. Step 5: Check system logs - IKE. CLI Cheat Sheet: User-ID (PAN-OS CLI Quick Start) debug user-id log-ip-user-mapping yes. are completed show user server-monitor state all. ## Check CLI mode show arp all ( eventid eq link-change ) and ( object eq 'ethernet1/11' ) show interface ethernet1/11 | match link show log system query equal "( eventid eq link-change ) and ( object eq 'ethernet1/11' )" direction equal backward show log system direction equal backward show interface ethernet 1/11 state filter sys.s1. User-ID. Now, enter the configure mode and type show. @palomed "show logging-status" will show all type of log statistics, including logs beeing sent to log receiveres, etc. * | match crc ## Check media Interfaces show system state filter sys.s1.p*.phy Palo Alto Sign in with Google 02:19 Another example covers both source and destination addresses: View all User-ID agents configured to send user mappings to the Palo Alto Networks device: To see all configured Windows-based agents: >. That's why the output format can be set to "set" mode: 1. set cli config-output-format set. Time Severity Subtype Object EventID ID Description ===== 2012/10/20 13:04:06 info general general 0 User ernest logged in via CLI from . Why: Check reason why Phase I is not established. To determine the earliest and latest dates in a log file, run the following commands on the CLI. Examples: show log system direction equal backward severity not-equal informational show log system direction equal backward severity greater-than-or-equal high show log system object equal Contents 1 Examples 2 Categories 3 LDAP 4 GlobalProtect logs 5 Medium 6 Related commands 7 See also Examples [ edit] Use the show log command with the log name: > show log ? Participants will perform hands-on troubleshooting related to the configuration and operation of the Palo Alto Networks firewall. CLI Cheat Sheet: User-ID. show vpn flow . * | match crc ## Check media Interfaces show system state . ernest@PA-200> show log system direction equal backward . show system info -provides the system's management IP, serial number and code version show system statistics - shows the real time throughput on the device show system software status - shows whether various system processes are running show jobs processed - used to see when commits, downloads, upgrades, etc. From the CLI command see the following output: From: (null). show user group-mapping statistics. show vpn flow . You can ask !. Objectives. Successful completion of this three-day, instructor-led course will enhance the participant's understanding of how to troubleshoot the full line of Palo Alto Networks next-generation firewalls. The XML output of the "show config running" command might be unpractical when troubleshooting at the console. show log traffic direction equal backward query equal " (src eq 192.168.142.212 or src eq 172.17.128.140) and (port eq 443)" The above query will return all traffic logs with either of the source addresses above and port 443 traffic. > appstat Show appstat logs > config Show config logs > data Show threat logs > system Show system logs > threat Show threat logs > thsum Show trsum logs > traffic Show traffic logs The message also has an info or critical level of severity, so if there is a need for a notification to be created through email or an external syslog server, forward the informational/critical level of messages. show log system direction equal backward severity greater-than-or-equal low show log system receive_time in <last-15-minutes|last-6-hrs> show log system severity greater-than-or-equal medium direction equal backward less mp-log authd.log show global-protect-gateway current-user See also [ edit] show user server-monitor state all. debug user-id log-ip-user-mapping no. show system logdb-quota will display log space usage Helpful troubleshooting information (continued) show user user-id-agent state all. show log system direction equal backward severity not-equal informational; show log system direction equal backward severity greater-than-or-equal high; show log config ; show log config cmd equal commit; show log config result equal failed; show log config csv-output equal yes; show high-availability Show global-protect-gateway. show user server-monitor statistics. 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