Log Forwarding profiles in Palo Alto Networks firewalls are used to specify the log types that should be forwarded to external services like syslog servers, Panorama, HTTP(S) servers, or email. These profiles enable granular control over which logs are forwarded and where they are sent, facilitating centralized logging and analysis.
B: GlobalProtect:Among the log types supported for forwarding in a Log Forwarding profile, GlobalProtect logs are particularly relevant for organizations using the GlobalProtect VPN solution. These logs contain detailed information about VPN connections, including user authentication, connection establishment, and disconnection events. Forwarding GlobalProtect logs can be crucial for security analysis, troubleshooting VPN issues, and monitoring user access.
For organizations that rely on GlobalProtect for remote access, configuring log forwarding for GlobalProtect logs is essential for maintaining visibility into remote access activities and ensuring secure and efficient VPN operations.
To configure log forwarding for GlobalProtect and other supported log types, administrators can refer to the Palo Alto Networks documentation, which provides detailed instructions on creating and applying Log Forwarding profiles to capture and forward the desired logs for external analysis and storage.