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Products that Use Cortex Data Lake
Products that Use Cortex Data Lake
Activate Cortex Data Lake
Cortex Data Lake License
Configure Panorama for Cortex Data Lake (10.0 or Earlier)
Configure Panorama for Cortex Data Lake (10.1 or Later)
Activate Cortex Data Lake
Get Started with Cortex Data Lake
About Cortex Data Lake
Cortex Data Lake Regions
Cortex Data Lake Supported Region Information
Cortex Data Lake Log Sources
Cortex Data Lake Log Types
Cortex Data Lake App
User Roles for Cortex Data Lake
Plan Your Cortex Data Lake Deployment
Cortex Data Lake for Panorama-Managed Firewalls
Onboard Firewalls to Cortex Data Lake
Onboard Firewalls with Panorama (10.0 or Earlier)
Onboard Firewalls without Panorama (10.0 or Earlier)
Onboard Firewalls with Panorama (10.1 or Later)
Onboard Firewalls without Panorama (10.1 or Later)
Start Sending Logs to Cortex Data Lake
Start Sending Logs to Cortex Data Lake (Panorama-Managed)
Start Sending Logs to Cortex Data Lake (Individually Managed)
Start Sending Logs to a New Cortex Data Lake Instance
Configure Panorama in High Availability for Cortex Data Lake
Allocate Storage Based on Log Type
View Cortex Data Lake Status
View Logs in Cortex Data Lake
TCP Ports and FQDNs Required for Cortex Data Lake
Sizing for Cortex Data Lake Storage
Monitor Cortex Data Lake
Cortex Data Lake Monitoring
Dashboard
Inventory
Cortex Data Lake Alerts
Troubleshooting Firewall Connectivity
Explore Logs
Retrieve Logs
About Queries
Using the Query Builder
Save Filters
Configure the Log Table
Save Preferences in Profiles
Export Log Records
View Log Details
Forwarding Logs from Cortex Data Lake
Forward Logs from Cortex Data Lake to a Syslog Server
Forward Logs from Cortex Data Lake to an HTTPS Server
Forward Logs from Cortex Data Lake to an Email Server
Log Record Formats
Create Log Filters
Server Certificate Validation
List of Trusted Certificates for Syslog and HTTPS Forwarding
Log Forwarding Errors
Forward Logs With Log Replay
Save Filters
Learn how to save the filters you create in the Cortex Data Lake log viewer.
After you create the filter to display the set of logs that you're interested in, you can choose to save the filter to use later or to share with other users.
Select
.
Create the filter
.
If you already entered a filter in the query field before selecting
, skip to the next step.
(Optional) Name the filter.
The default name is
New Filter <
date
time
>
.
Save
the filter.
After saving the query, click
to view, execute, edit, delete, or share it with other users.
Select the query to execute it.
To share the query, select
Share
Copy Link
, and provide the link to the user with whom you want to share it.
The user must have access to the same
Cortex Data Lake
tenant and the necessary permissions to view logs.
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