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150 Panorama Administrator’s Guide

Use Panorama for Visibility Monitor Network Activity

 Switch from a Panorama view to a Device view—Panorama allows access to the web interface of any

managed firewall using the

Context menu. The context switch is a toggle that provides direct firewall access;

it provides the ability to manage firewall-specific settings, such as firewall-specific policy, and/or override

network configuration pushed from a template on a specific firewall

 Change Data Source—The default source used to display the statistics on the charts in the ACC is the

Panorama local data. With the exception of the data that displays in the

Application chart, all other charts

require you to enable log forwarding to Panorama.

Using the local data on Panorama provides a quick load time for the charts. You can, however, change the

data source to

Remote Device Data. When configured to use Remote Device Data, instead of using the local

Panorama data, Panorama will poll all the managed firewalls and present an aggregated view of the data. The

onscreen display indicates the total number of firewalls being polled and the number of firewalls that have

responded to the query for information.

 Select the Charts to View—The ACC includes an array of charts in the areas of Application, URL Filtering,

Threat Prevention, Data Filtering, and HIP Match. With the exception of the Application charts and HIP

Match, all the other charts display only if the corresponding feature has been licensed on the firewall, and

you have enabled logging.

 Tweak Time Frame and Sort Data—The reporting time period in the ACC ranges from the last 15

minutes to the last hour, day, week, month, or any custom-defined time. You can sort the data by sessions,

bytes, or threats and filter to view from 5-500 items.

Analyze Log Data

The Monitor tab on Panorama provides access to log data; these logs are an archived list of sessions that have

been processed by the managed firewalls and forwarded to Panorama.

Log data can be broadly grouped into two types: those that detail information on traffic flows on your network

such as applications, threats, host information profiles, URL categories, content/file types and those that record

system events, configuration changes and alarms.

Based on the log forwarding configuration on the managed firewalls, the

Monitor > Logs tab can include logs for

traffic flows, threats, URL filtering, data filtering, Host Information Profile (HIP) matches, and WildFire

submissions. You can review the logs to verify a wealth of information on a given session or transaction. Some

examples of this information are the user who initiated the session, the action (allow or deny) that the firewall

performed on the session, and the source and destination ports, zones, and addresses. The system and

configuration logs can indicate a configuration change or an alarm that the firewall triggered when a configured

threshold was exceeded.

Generate, Schedule, and Email Reports

Panorama allows you to generate reports manually as needed, or schedule reports to run at specific intervals.

You can save and export reports, or you can configure Panorama to email reports to specific recipients. The

ability to share reports using email is particularly useful if you want to share reporting information with

administrators who do not have access to Panorama.

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