Cisco Ise 13 User Guide
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DescriptionField Priorityvalueofthemessage;a combinationofthefacilityvalueand theseverityvalueofthemessage. Priorityvalue=(facilityvalue*8)+ severityvalue.SeeSetSeverityLevels forMessageCodesforsecuritylevels. Thefacilitycodevalidoptionsare: •LOCAL0(Code=16) •LOCAL1(Code=17) •LOCAL2(Code=18) •LOCAL3(Code=19) •LOCAL4(Code=20) •LOCAL5(Code=21) •LOCAL6(Code=22;default) •LOCAL7(Code=23) pri_num Cisco Identity Services Engine Administrator Guide, Release 1.3 205 Cisco ISE System Logs
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DescriptionField Dateofthemessagegeneration, accordingtothelocalclockofthe originatingCiscoISEserver,inthe formatYYYYMmmDDhh:mm:ss. Possiblevaluesare: •YYYY=Numericrepresentation oftheyear. •Mmm=Representationofthe month—Jan,Feb,Mar,Apr, May,Jun,Jul,Aug,Sep,Oct, Nov,Dec. •DD=Numericrepresentationof thedayofthemonth.For single-digitdays(1to9),aspace precedesthenumber. •hh=Thehouroftheday—00to 23. •mm=Theminuteofthe hour—00to59. •ss=Thesecondofthe minute—00to59. Somedevicesendmessagesthat...
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DescriptionField UniquemessageID;1to4294967295. ThemessageIDincreasesby1with eachnewmessage.MessageIDs restartat1eachtimetheapplication isrestarted. msg_id Totalnumberofsegmentsinalog message.Longmessagesaredivided intomorethanonesegment. Thetotal_segdependsonthe MaximumLengthsettingin theremoteloggingtargets page.SeeRemoteLogging TargetSettings. Note total_seg Segmentsequencenumberwithina message.Usethisnumbertodetermine whatsegmentofthemessageyouare viewing. seg_num...
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•Accounting •ExternalMDM •PassiveID •PostureandClientProvisioningAudit •PostureandClientProvisioningDiagnostics •Profiler Logsofthefollowingcategoriesaresentbyallnodesinthedeploymenttotheloggingtargets: •AdministrativeandOperationalAudit •SystemDiagnostics •SystemStatistics Cisco ISE Message Codes Aloggingcategoryisabundleofmessagecodesthatdescribeafunction,aflow,orausecase.InCiscoISE, eachlogisassociatedwithamessagecodethatisbundledwiththeloggingcategoriesaccordingtothelog...
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Cisco ISE Message Catalogs YoucanusetheMessageCatalogpagetoviewallpossiblelogmessagesandthedescriptions.Choose Administration>System>Logging>MessageCatalog. TheLogMessageCatalogpageappears,fromwhichyoucanviewallpossiblelogmessagesthatcanappear inyourlogfiles.Thedataavailableinthispagearefordisplayonly. Debug Logs Debuglogscapturebootstrap,applicationconfiguration,runtime,deployment,monitoring,reporting,and publickeyinfrastructure(PKI)information.Criticalandwarningalarmsforthepast30daysandinfoalarms...
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TheDebugLogConfigurationpagedisplaysalistofcomponentsbasedontheservicesthatarerunningin theselectednodeandthecurrentloglevelthatissetfortheindividualcomponents. Step 3Selectthecomponentforwhichyouwanttoconfigurethelogseveritylevel,andthenclickEdit.Choosethe desiredlogseveritylevelfromtheLogLeveldrop-downlist,andclickSave. Changingthelogseverityleveloftheruntime-AAAcomponentchangestheloglevelofits subcomponentprrt-JNIaswell.Achangeinsubcomponentlogleveldoesnotaffectitsparent component. Note Endpoint Debug...
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Collection Filters YoucanconfiguretheCollectionFilterstosuppressthesyslogmessagesbeingsenttothemonitoringand externalservers.ThesuppressioncanbeperformedatthePolicyServicesNodelevelsbasedondifferent attributetypes.Youcandefinemultiplefilterswithspecificattributetypeandacorrespondingvalue. Beforesendingthesyslogmessagestomonitoringnodeorexternalserver,CiscoISEcomparesthesevalues withfieldsinsyslogmessagestobesent.Ifanymatchisfound,thenthecorrespondingmessageisnotsent. Configure Collection Filters...
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CiscoISEcapturestheseconfigurationchangesintheChangeConfigurationAuditReport.Thisreportprovides informationonwhoconfiguredaneventsuppressionorabypasssuppressionandthedurationoftimefor whichtheeventwassuppressedorthesuppressionbypassed. Cisco Identity Services Engine Administrator Guide, Release 1.3 212 Collection Filters
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CHAPTER 12 Backup and Restore Operations •BackupDataType,page213 •BackupandRestoreRepositories,page213 •On-DemandandScheduledBackups,page215 •CiscoISERestoreOperation,page220 •ExportAuthenticationandAuthorizationPolicyConfiguration,page226 •SynchronizePrimaryandSecondaryNodesinaDistributedEnvironment,page226 •RecoveryofLostNodesinStandaloneandDistributedDeployments,page226 Backup Data Type CiscoISEallowsyoutobackupdatafromthePrimaryPANandfromtheMonitoringnode.Backupcanbe donefromtheCLIoruserinterface....
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•SFTP •NFS •CD-ROM •HTTP •HTTPS Repositoriesarelocaltoeachdevice.Note Werecommendthatyouhavearepositorysizeof10GBforsmalldeployments(100endpointsorless), 100GBformediumdeployments,and200GBforlargedeployments. Note Create Repositories YoucanusetheCLIandGUItocreaterepositories.WerecommendthatyouusetheGUIduetothefollowing reasons: •RepositoriesthatarecreatedthroughtheCLIaresavedlocallyanddonotgetreplicatedtotheother deploymentnodes.TheserepositoriesdonotgetlistedintheGUI’srepositorypage....