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No logs from VSs
Hello,
Several clusters running on open servers and managed by one Management Server (all running R80.40 with the latest jumbo).
I configured additional VSX and I'm having problems receiving logs from VSs. I have no issues pushing the policy and I do get logs from VSX nodes (for example NTP or FW1_log) but nothing from VSs.
I followed sk102712 and modified $FWDIR/conf/masters in the VS context to point to the IP address of the management server but it didn't seem to help. I think it still tries to contact the NATed IP of the management.
As per /opt/CPsuite-R80.40/fw1/CTX/CTX00001/log/fwd.elg:
[FWD 29009]@FW-VSX-N01[8 Jan 11:15:48] 11:15:48: srv_disconnected: change xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx status to Status ERROR description: Log-Server Disconnected
log_connected: connect to 'xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx' failed
Where xxx is the NATed IP of the management.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
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Hi Teddy,
Try adding a dummy object for your logserver with the NATted IP. Add the dummy object in the Virtual System object as a logserver target. Install database and see if it works now.
Kind regards,
Rick
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Thank you.
I was trying to avoid using the NATted IP since it will be sent via the Internet and my Management and VSX/VS are in the same datacenter. So $FWDIR/conf/masters is not applicable for VSs?
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For what I know is that all logs are sent from the Mgmt address of your VSX Gateway. What is the IP of the object that is selected as logserver in your Virtual System object? Is it the original IP or the NATed IP? Each Virtual System has it's own masters file so it is able to send logs to different logservers per Virtual System.
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The MGMT interface of my VSX gateway is in the same network as my management server and it's selected as a log server in the VS object (under "Send gateway logs and alerts").
If I ssh to the VSX gateway and run 'netstat -nap' for 'vsenv 0' I see that it uses the right IP:
tcp 0 0 10.168.200.242:64443 10.168.200.10:257 ESTABLISHED 15503/fwd
Am I supposed to see 257/tcp traffic for 'vsenv 1' too?
The only logs I see arriving from VSX (with my VSX gateways as origin) is some NTP, DNS and 257/tcp but no VS/data logs.
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257/tcp traffic should only come from the Mgmt address of the VSX Gateway and not from Virtual Systems. Have you seen sk118936?
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Thank you @RickHoppe
Unfortunately, sk118936 didn't help. I did however identify that VS uses a different logging server than VSX.
Here is an output of 'cpstat fw -f log_connection' in 'vsenv 0' context:
Overall Status: 0
Overall Status Description: Security Gateway is reporting logs as defined
Local Logging Mode Description: Logs are written to log server
Local Logging Mode Status: 0
Local Logging Sending Rate: 0
Log Handling Rate: 0
Log Servers Connections
---------------------------------------------------------
|IP |Status|Status Description |Sending Rate|
---------------------------------------------------------
|10.168.200.10| 0|Log-Server Connected| 0|
---------------------------------------------------------
However, 'cpstat fw -f log_connection' in 'vsenv 1' context shows a NATted IP:
Overall Status: 2
Overall Status Description: Security Gateway is unable to report logs to any log server
Local Logging Mode Description: Writing logs locally due to connectivity problems
Local Logging Mode Status: 2
Local Logging Sending Rate: 0
Log Handling Rate: 0
Log Servers Connections
------------------------------------------------------------
|IP |Status|Status Description |Sending Rate|
------------------------------------------------------------
|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx| 1|Log-Server Disconnected| 0|
------------------------------------------------------------
I tried to follow sk102712 without any success so far. $FWDIR/conf/masters still gets modified after each policy installation (in 'vsenv 1' context).
