Log Collector Information

Select Panorama > Managed Collectors to display the following information for Log Collectors. Additional parameters are configurable during Log Collector Configuration.

Log Collector Information	Description
Collector Name	The name that identifies this Log Collector. This name displays as the Log Collector hostname.
Serial Number	The serial number of the Panorama appliance that functions as the Log Collector. If the Log Collector is local, this is the serial number of the Panorama management server.
Software Version	The Panorama software release installed on the Log Collector.
IP Address	The IP address of the management interface on the Log Collector.
Connected	The status of the connection between the Log Collector and Panorama.
Configuration Status/Detail	Indicates whether the configuration on the Log Collector is synchronized with Panorama.
Run Time Status/Detail	The status of the connection between this and other Log Collectors in the Collector Group.
Log Redistribution State	Certain actions (for example, adding disks) will cause the Log Collector to redistribute the logs among its disk pairs. This column indicates the completion status of the redistribution process as a percentage.
Last Commit State	Indicates whether the last Collector Group commit performed on the Log Collector failed or succeeded.
Health	Indicates the Log Collector health status based on health status of log collection process. Displays when the Log Collector is healthy and if one or more log collection processes are experiencing degraded health. • logd— Process responsible for ingesting logs received from the managed firewall and for transferring ingested logs to the vldmgr. • vldmgr—Process responsible for managing the vld processes. • vlds—Process responsible for managing individual logging disks, writing logs to the logging disks, and ingesting logs into ElasticSearch. • es—ElasticSearch process running on the Log Collector.
Statistics	After you complete the Log Collector Configuration, click Statistics to view disk information, CPU performance, and the average log rate (logs/second). To better understand the log range you are reviewing, you can also view information on the oldest log that the Log Collector received. Tip:  If you use an SNMP manager for centralized monitoring, you can also see loggings statistics in the panLogCollector MIB.

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Panorama > Managed Collectors