Device Logs
You can use the Device Logs feature to export your device logs to a third-party monitoring and analytics tool, and to find and download device logs.
Export Your Device Logs
To use this feature, you need a monitoring license. If the monitoring license is not available, a “Monitoring license required” message will appear on the screen. To export device logs to a third-party monitoring and analytics tool, such as Splunk Enterprise:
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Install Splunk Enterprise on the machine that you want to use for monitoring and analyzing device logs. Follow the installation instructions provided on the Splunk portal: https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk
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Install and configure Splunk Universal Forwarder on the same Linux system as the CCC server, using the instructions mentioned on the Splunk portal: https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Forwarder
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To monitor all device logs, execute the following command:
./splunk add monitor /usr/safenet/ccc/lunalogs/monitoring/
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Executing this command also ensures that any new device that's added starts getting monitored automatically.
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To monitor a particular device log, execute the following command:
./splunk add monitor /usr/safenet/ccc/lunalogs/monitoring/IP address of the device
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You can execute this command only when a device has been added and initialized in the CCC server.
Find and Download Device Logs
To find and download device logs:
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Select a device.
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Click the Find Logs button to view the device logs for the past 30 days, or select a date range and then press the Find Logs button to view the device logs for the specified date range.
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You can download Device Logs only for the past 30 days.
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Download the files that you need.