Debugging processes
Like all operating systems, both the firewall and Panorama systems have several processes that perform specific tasks. Each of these processes has a log file and a configurable logging level, also called a debug level. By default, most processes have a lowered debug level, so only the most important log entries are written to the log file, which conserves space and is better for retention. Debug levels can be increased, but this could lead to shorter retention, and in some cases, an increase in resource use. You can verify the current debug level of each process by issuing the following command:
reaper@pa-220> debug <process name> show
You can change the debug level by issuing the following command:
reaper@pa-220> debug <process name> on <debug level>
You can turn off debugging altogether by issuing the off attribute, but I would not recommend turning off logging. Instead, opt for the lowest level of debugging. The following...
