- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Preface
- Introduction
- Security Quick Reference
- Product and Subsystem Security
- Authentication
- Login security settings
- User and credential management
- Updating the SSL security certificate
- Authentication to external systems
- Authorization
- RBAC privileges
- Network security
- Data security settings
- Cryptography
- Electromagnetic Radiation Isolation
- Auditing access
- Syslog logging
- Alerting
- Serviceability
- Log management
- Manual Cyber Recovery vault security
- Miscellaneous Configuration and Management
Dell PowerProtect Cyber Recovery 19.14 Security Configuration Guide
Log management
Use the Cyber Recovery UI, CLI, or REST API to change between INFO and DEBUG log levels. The default configuration is INFO.
On the Cyber Recovery virtual appliance, log files reside in the /var/log/dellemc/cr/var/log directory.
If installed on a virtual machine with a supported operating system, the log files reside in the /opt/dellemc/cr/var/log directory.
Generating a log bundle
A security officer or an admin user can generate a log bundle.
Generate a log bundle by clicking
on the Masthead Navigation and selecting
Support from the drop-down list. The following figure shows the System Settings menu for an admin user. The System Settings menu for a security officer differs, but also includes the
Support option.
From the Support window, click the Log Settings tab to set the service log level, as shown in the following figure:
If the Cyber Recovery solution is deployed on Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, or Google Cloud Platform (GCP), the dialog box will also include the Cloud log file.
Log format
All Cyber Recovery log files use the following log message format:
[<date/time>] [<error type>] <microservice name> [<source file name>: <line number>] : messageFor example:
[2018-05-22 09:12:20] [DEBUG] [mgmtdds] [restapi_client.go:268 CallRESTAPIHeader()] : status = 200 OK Please provide ratings (1-5 stars).
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