Hi guys,
I can't see the devices that don't send logs, I run cmdb report, but I don't think this is very healthy, and I couldn't get the exact output in the report in advanced search in 7.3.2. How do you solve this issue?
Hey
I’d like to help, but could you please clarify a few points to better understand the issue?
When you say “can’t see devices that don’t send logs,” do you mean:
They are missing from CMDB entirely?
Or they appear in CMDB but show no logs in Log View/Search?
Could you share a screenshot of:
The CMDB report you ran
Your Advanced Search configuration
This would help us visualize the issue more clearly and provide better suggestions.
Hi,
I was going to ask the same question as @DHNX - Are these devices in the CMDB at all? If not, there is nothing you can do about it.
If they managed to register to the CMDB one way or another, but currently their "Event Status" in CMDB is different than Normal (or empty - because if it's empty, this means they were registered via discovery, but no event pulling/receiving had taken place), like Warning, Critical etc. Then you can just do it like this:
Hi @lbahtarliev @DHNX ,
I want to get the outputs of the sources that do not send logs in a healthy way, but I think the existing rules and reports do not fully meet them.
I've run the options I have but they all give different results. I have shared the relevant screenshots below.
CMDB Report: Device Event Collection Errors
And why do you think the results are not OK?
Just try to unify your conditions and requirements and all of the three approaches will work.
BR
Hi @lbahtarliev
Yes, the time frames are different, but I sent them in different time frames as an example. I don't think the current rule is working properly. For example, now it doesn't bring the first output, and even if it does, it only brings syslog specific, whereas I know there are many devices that do not send logs. Is there a search you use?
Hi @adem_netsys,
We also had trouble finding the desired answer in the default reports.
The best solution we came up with, was to combine two reports:
If you run this for the last 24 hours, you get all the devices which are marked as "approved" but did not send any logs in that timeframe.
[EDIT: Obviously, at the time we were implementing that, we just followed the tip in that post here: https://community.fortinet.com/t5/FortiSIEM-Discussions/How-do-i-get-devices-not-sending-logs-in-las... ]
Best,
Christian
Hi @Secusaurus
I tried this blog but couldn't get a proper output, do you have an example for comparison?
Hi @adem_netsys,
Actually, our deployment of this report (currently FSM 7.2.4) looks exactly like the one in the screenshots of that post, just with small modifications in the row labels. For us, this works without any issues.
Best,
Christian
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