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Filter by DNS query the DNS requests
Hi,
On the security logs on the Manager, how can I filter on DNS requests, the logs that have a specific DNS_query without opening line by line and see the DNS_query field ?
Regards
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Hi @CarlosDias
You mean that, you want to search among the logs for eg.: nasa.org?
Akos
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Hi @CarlosDias
I checked in a working cluster. Here, the APPL and URLF blade are switched on.
When I type a simple URL, the relevant results are shown in the log.
Akos
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Same here, works in my R81.20 and R82 lab.
Andy
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Hi,
No that is not what I mean. That way I can find traffic that goes to a specific url or domain.
What I want is on a DNS packet sent to the DNS server I could filter the DNS_query field.
If you open a DNS packet log on the checkpoint you can see a field called DNS_query, where you can see what url it is asking to the DNS server. I am not able to filter that. The only solution is to open this dns traffic logs, one by one.
Regards
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Btw is the version you still run is supported? I don't recall it is possible to see this in supported versions
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Hi,
I am running R81.10, which I thinks its still supported.
Regards
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Hi @CarlosDias
If its field is not indexed, you can'T search for it with regular expression.
What is the most painful for me, the NAT field is te same.
Akos
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