View Logs in Log Viewer

Where Can I Use This?	What Do I Need?
NGFW (Managed by Panorama or Strata Cloud Manager) Prisma Access (Managed by Panorama or Strata Cloud Manager) Prisma Browser Prisma AIRS Cloud NGFW	One of these: Strata Cloud Manager Pro Strata Logging Service A user role that has access to view logs

Use Log Viewer in Strata Cloud Manager to view and interact with logs stored in your Strata Logging Service. Use natural language or structured queries in the search bar, and apply time range and folder filters to narrow down the specific logs that are of interest to you. You can view the log details and also export all log types to a compressed CSV file in GZ format.

In Strata Cloud Manager, navigate to Log Viewer.

Product or Service Sending Logs to Strata Logging Service	Where to View Logs
Palo Alto Networks Firewalls (not managed by Panorama)	Use Log Viewer in Strata Cloud Manager to search, filter, and export firewall logs stored in Strata Logging Service.
Panorama-Managed Firewalls	Use Log Viewer in Strata Cloud Manager to search, filter, and export firewall logs stored in Strata Logging Service. Use Panorama to view logs stored in Strata Logging Service. The Panorama ACC and reports give you an aggregated view into your remote network traffic.
Prisma Access	Use Log Viewer in Strata Cloud Manager to search, filter, and export logs stored in Strata Logging Service. Use Panorama to view Prisma Access logs stored in Strata Logging Service. The Panorama ACC and reports give you an aggregated view into your remote network and mobile user traffic.
Prisma AIRS	Use Log Viewer in Strata Cloud Manager to search, filter, and export logs stored in Strata Logging Service.
Prisma Browser	Use Log Viewer in Strata Cloud Manager to search, filter, and export logs stored in Strata Logging Service.
Cloud NGFW	Use Log Viewer in Strata Cloud Manager to search, filter, and export logs stored in Strata Logging Service.

1. Select the log type you want to view. For details on the exact log types you can retrieve and a definition of each of their log fields, see the Log Reference guide.
2. Select the time range for which you want to query the log records.

   You can choose from 15 minutes up to 30 days. Custom ranges are allowed, as long as they don’t exceed 30 consecutive days, and can go back up to one year.
3. In the search bar, enter your query and click Search. You can use natural language (for example, Show me blocked traffic from the past 15 minutes) or build a structured query. If you leave the search bar empty, Log Viewer returns all log records for the selected log type and time range.
4. View the log records and their details in the table. You can organize the columns in the log table based on what is relevant to you.
5. (Optional) Save your preferred Log Viewer settings you frequently use in your profile. You can save settings such as time range, log table view, and saved queries.
6. (Optional) Export all log types to a compressed CSV file in GZ format. The exported logs will always display UTC, irrespective of the time zone you selected when you exported the logs.