Remote Browser Isolation

Logs

Set the time range
—You can use the time range filter to specify a time range for displaying log entries in the log table. For example, if no data appears in the table, you can increase the time range to show more entries. Or, if you want to show only the logs that were generated within the last 24 hours, decrease the time range to
Past 24 hours
.
Create log queries
—To narrow the scope of the logs shown in the table, you can create queries based on the column headings or
RBI
fields in the log viewer, and save the queries as filters for use later.
Enter a log query in the search field. Click the field to display a list of
RBI
fields and select an item from the list. You can also start entering the name of a field and select from the list of matching items.
You can create a query using the information in the RBI log schema.
Use query operators
—Select an operator, such as
=
,
!=
,
< >
, or
LIKE
and a value for the query field. You can build on the query by adding AND or OR operators. For example, to query macOS endpoints that have an event severity of WARN, you can create a query such as:
OS Type = 'MacOS' AND Event Severity = 'WARN'
You can use the
LIKE
operator to filter on values that match a pattern you enter. For example, to see what versions of Chrome browsers the Windows endpoints are running, you can create a query such as:
OS Type = "Windows" AND Browser Type LIKE 'Chrome%'
You can click the right arrow to begin the query.
Save the query
—You can
Save
the query as a filter for future use.
View log details
—To view the details in a log, open the LOG DETAILS window by clicking the log details icon next to a log entry in the table.
Select
Log Details
to show more details in the log. Select
Minimize
to show fewer details.