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Unable to view logs in ftd

ssrinidhi
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Hi All,

I have setup FTD and trying to ping FTD from another linux system. I am able to ping the FTD and getting response in linux command line, but not able to check the communication in the FTD CLI. I tried to run the command : debug icmp trace

but I dint get any response for the command.

Please let me know what changes to be made.

Please find the below screenshots for the configurations.Screenshot 2022-10-25 at 3.59.19 PM.pngMicrosoftTeams-image (4).pngMicrosoftTeams-image (5).png

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Marvin Rhoads
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What's your goal? You want some log message confirming the firewall replied to ping? Why no look at connection events for the pinging host or do a packet capture?

Thanks for the reply, yes I am checking for log messages in the FTD or in the FMC. 

I want to make sure if the connection from my server is happening through the firewall. This is the route of my linux server from where I ping the FTDScreenshot 2022-10-26 at 12.52.00 AM.png

 

And I have could see no logs in the connection events in FMC, can you please let me know is there anything I am missing out to stream logs into FMC, I have turned on enable logging in FMC and configured access control policies. Please let me know what I am missing.

Thanks! 

 

Marvin Rhoads
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ACP and associated log messages are for traffic THROUGH the firewall. You are asking about traffic TO the firewall. You can via that via a packet capture. Packet capture is available in FMC under the Advanced Troubleshooting Tools section of the Health Monitor for your device.

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