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FMC - Logging deployment history to remote server

konemg
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Hi,

I would like to log into remote server (as syslog, for example) each deployment configuration (the modifications). On my FMC, there's a section called "Deployment history" where you can see all the history changes, I want that. How can I send this information to a remote server?

I have been looking for a specific Syslog ID to configure my syslog (at Platform Settings) that logs these changes, but I couldn't find one.

Any idea how can I do it?

Regards!

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Hi,

I have already checked this post and explains how to configure remote logging on FTD, but there's no specific explanation about how to log deployed changes. 

Thank you!

Screenshot (154).png
from guide I attach, 

Hi,

I know there is a section to specify Message ID's, the point is that there's no one that logs deployed changes. For example, as your screenshot shows, the Message ID 106002 logs "Connection denied by outbound".  Look at the reply of @balaji.bandi.

Thanks!

first step is config event list, the n under event class you select event list and name. 

Screenshot (155).pngScreenshot (156).png

balaji.bandi
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i have not come across any specific syslog ID to send to syslog for the deployment history. (yes good to have that option - may be cisco wish request here i guess here).

others welcome to post - happy to learn if one have other suggestions.

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Marvin Rhoads
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You cannot send these events to syslog directly as far as I know. However you can email them via a scheduled report.

Open System > Monitoring > Audit, the click on Reporting. Customize the report to only include events with "Deployment" in the message. Like this:

Audit report - deployments.png

You can then create a scheduled task to run this report periodically and send it out via email. Perhaps your syslog server has the ability to ingest the email attachments with some parsing help?

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