Inventory
Manage the devices connected to Cortex Data Lake from
the Inventory tab.
From the
Inventory
page,
you can view a list of Panorama, firewalls, and Prisma Access tenants
onboarded to your Cortex Data Lake instance.The list does not show the mapping of a Panorama to its
managed firewalls.
Panorama
Generate OTP
to
create the one-time password used to onboard Panorama-managed
firewalls to your Cortex Data Lake instance.Panorama
uses this OTP to install the logging service certificate. For Panorama
10.1 or later, go to the Customer Support Portal to get the OTP
for installing the device certificate.
Name | The name given to the Panorama when it was registered
in the Customer Support Portal. If it was not named, then the name
appears as Panorama . |
Model | The model of the Panorama |
Serial Number | The unique serial number of the Panorama |
PAN-OS Version | The version of PAN-OS that the Panorama is running |
Last Contact Time | The last time that the Panorama communicated with
Cortex Data Lake, either to query logs or fetch reports |
Certificate Status | Whether the Panorama has the certificate necessary
to connect to Cortex Data Lake. Hover over the certificate status
to see which certificate the Panorama is using to connect to Cortex
Data Lake: logging service certificate or device certificate.
You can only have one Panorama
(or high availability pair) associated with your instance at a time. |
Firewalls
Check
only show firewalls
that are storing logs
to hide the firewalls that send
data to Cortex Data Lake only for ingestion and further streaming
to other Palo Alto Networks applications.Generate
PSK
to create the pre-shared key used to onboard a firewall
running PAN-OS 10.0 or earlier to your Cortex Data Lake instance.Above
the firewalls table, you can see the number of firewalls with each connection status.
Select
the chart icon (
) on any table
row to view a chart of the incoming log rate and connectivity history
for the firewall:
) on any table
row to view a chart of the incoming log rate and connectivity history
for the firewall:
Name | The name given to the firewall when it was registered
in the Customer Support Portal. If it was not named, then the name
appears as Firewall . |
Model | The model of the firewall |
Serial Number | The unique serial number of the firewall |
PAN-OS Version | The version of PAN-OS that the firewall is
running |
Managed By Panorama | Whether a firewall is managed by Panorama or
is unmanaged |
Connection
Status | Whether the firewall is connected to Cortex Data
Lake. This can have four different values:
|
Ingestion Rate | The rate, in logs per second, at which the firewall
is sending logs to Cortex Data Lake |
Storage Used | The amount of your Cortex Data Lake storage
capacity that a firewall is using at this point in time |
Apps Using Log Data | All apps that consume data from the firewall |
Store Log Data | Choose whether Cortex Data Lake stores firewall data
or only ingests it.
If
this switch is toggled On and greyed out,
this means that the IoT Security package to which you’re subscribed
requires that you store log data.You can set log retention policy for
your entire Cortex Data Lake instance from . |
Last Contact Time | The last time that the device communicated
with Cortex Data Lake, either to send logs or to report telemetry |
Certificate Status | Whether the firewall has the certificate necessary to
connect to Cortex Data Lake. Hover over the certificate status to
see which certificate the Panorama is using to connect to Cortex
Data Lake: logging service certificate or device certificate
|
