PA-7000 Series Firewall Log Forwarding Card (LFC)
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- PA-7000 Series Power Configuration Options
- Determine PA-7000 Series Firewall Power Configuration Requirements
- Connect AC Power to a PA-7050 Firewall
- Connect DC Power to a PA-7050 Firewall
- Connect AC Power to a PA-7080 Firewall
- Connect DC Power to a PA-7080 Firewall
- View PA-7000 Series Firewall Power Statistics
- Connect Cables to a PA-7000 Series Firewall
- Install the PA-7080 Firewall EMI Filter
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- Replace a PA-7000 Series Firewall Air Filter
- Replace a PA-7000 Series SMC Boot Drive
- Replace a PA-7000 Series Firewall LPC Drive
- Re-Index the LPC Drives
- Replace a PA-7050-SMC-B or PA-7080-SMC-B Drive
- Increase the PA-7000 Series Firewall LPC Log Storage Capacity
PA-7000 Series Firewall Log Forwarding Card (LFC)
Lean about the PA-7000 Series firewall Log Forwarding
Card (LFC).
The Log Forwarding Card (LFC) is a high-performance
log card that forwards all dataplane logs (traffic and threat for
example) from the firewall to one or more external logging systems,
such as Panorama or a syslog server. Because the dataplane logs
are no longer available on the local firewall, the ACC tab
is removed from the management web interface and Monitor
> Logs contain only management logs (Configuration, System,
and Alarms).
There is one LFC model used for both the PA-7050 and PA-7080
firewalls. On the PA-7050 firewall, you must install the LFC in
slot 8 and on the PA-7080 firewall you must install the LFC in slot
7.
The LFC is only compatible with the SMC-B.
When installing an LFC, you must replace the SMC with a SMC-B.
The LFC does not support log forwarding on subinterfaces.
Use the following topics to learn about system and hardware requirements, descriptions
of the LFC components, and how to interpret the LEDs.