Configure Syslog Profiles

Select
Manage
Resources
Configuration Profiles
and click
Syslog
.

To add a Syslog profile, click
Create Syslog Profile
.
Enter a
Name
for the Syslog profile.
This is a mandatory field.
(Optional)
Enter a
Description
for the Syslog profile.
(Optional)
Enter
Tags
to enhance the search mechanism while querying common attributes.
Tags are used for reporting purposes and can help search for Syslog profiles with specific common attributes. For example, you can use the UDP_EXPORTER tag to search for Syslog profiles using UDP Protocol.
Select
Enable Flow Logging
to export flow logs to the Syslog profile.
Select the
Severity Level
from a severity level of
Critical
,
Major
, or
Minor
.
When a severity level is set for a device, logs and events for the selected severity level and a higher level are exported to the Syslog profile.
Select the protocol type as
TCP
, or
UDP
, or
TLS
for the
Protocol
field.
The default protocol is UDP.
If you select TLS as the protocol type, the
Import Certificate
option specifies the certificate file.
Click
View Certificate
to view the selected certificate and
Clear
to remove the certificate.
Syslog connection fails if Self Signed certificate is uploaded.
If the FQDN server selects as a server, FQDN should match the subject alternate name (SAN) in the peer certificate.
Prisma SD-WAN
supports only TLS version1.2.
If you select
Server IP
, enter the Syslog Server IP address. Or, if you choose
Server FQDN
(fully qualified domain name), enter the Syslog Server FQDN domain name.
This field is mandatory. You must provide either a Server IP address or a Server FQDN address.
Enter the Syslog Server port number in the
Server Port
field.
The default port is 514 for TCP or UDP and 6514 for TLS.

Click
Save
to save the Syslog profile configuration.
To edit the existing syslog profiles, click the ellipsis and
Edit
.

To clone the existing syslog profile, click
Clone
to add a new cloned syslog profile.
To delete a syslog profile, click
Delete
.
Click
Save
to save the Syslog profile configuration.