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Network and Security Manager Administration Guide
Filtering Log Entries by Range
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NSM applies the filter to all log entries and displays only the log entries that match the
specified protocol types.
Setting a Domain Filter
The Log Viewer displays log entries for a single domain at time. By default, when you log
in as the super administrator, the Log Viewer displays log entries for managed devices
in the global domain. To change the domain apply a domain filter to view log entries for
managed devices in a specific domain.
To create a domain filter, right-click the Domain column and select Filter > Set Filter.
Select the domain for which you want to view log entries, then click OK. NSM applies the
filter to all log entries and displays only the log entries that are generated from managed
devices in the specified domain.
Setting a Time-Based Filter
Apply a time-based filter to view log entries generated or received within a specific time
period. To create a time-based filter, right-click the Time Generated or Time Received
column and select Filter > Set Filter:
To filter on a specific start time, select From and configure the start date and time.
When applied, this filter displays log entries for events that were generated or received
after or at the specified start time.
To filter on a specific end time, select To and configure the end date and time. When
applied, this filter displays log entries for events that were generated or received before
or at the specified end time.
To filter on a time period, select From and To, then enter the start and end date and
time. When applied, this filter displays log entries for events that were generated or
received within the specified time period.
In this example, you want to view all critical severity log entries that have a Follow-Up
flag assigned to them. Additionally, you want to limit the search to log entries generated
by the Engineering NSRP cluster on your network.
In the Log Viewer, right-click the Severity column header and select Filter > Set Filter.
1.
Select the checkbox for Critical, then click OK to save and apply the filter to your log
entries.
Right-click the User Flag column header and select Filter > Set Filter. Enable
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Follow-Up, then click OK to save and apply the filter to your log entries.
Right-click the Device column header and select Filter > Set Filter. Select Engineering
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Cluster, then click OK to save and apply the filter to your log entries.
A range filter is a criteria search for matching log entries within a value range. You can
set a range filter for the following columns:
Bytes In
Bytes Out
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