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:

1. 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

2. 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

3. To monitor all device logs, execute the following command:

   ./splunk add monitor /home/ccc/lunalogs/monitoring/

   Executing this command also ensures that any new device that's added starts getting monitored automatically.

4. To monitor a particular device log, execute the following command:

   ./splunk add monitor /home/ccc/lunalogs/monitoring/IP address of the device

   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:

1. Select a device.

2. 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.

   
   

   

   
   

   You can download Device Logs only for the past 30 days.

3. Download the files that you need.

The CCC stores device logs for the last 30 days. The device logs that are older than 30 days are automatically overwritten.