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Hi Friends,

Please share the best practice for logs checking. how can iden
Otherway, if there is an Active session exist on the firewall, you may grab the session ID and see detailed info as mentioned below:

> show session all filter source x.x.x.x destination y.y.y.y

**9936**         dns            ACTIVE  FLOW  NS   100.100.100.1[53621]/trust-L3/17  (1.1.1.2[43506])

vsys1                                          8.8.8.4[53]/untrust-L3  (8.8.8.4[53])

admin@31-PA-3020> show session id 9936

Session            9936

        c2s flow:

                source:      100.100.100.1 [trust-L3]

                dst:         8.8.8.4

                proto:       17

                sport:       53621           dport:      53

                state:       ACTIVE          type:       FLOW

                src user:    plano2003\csharma  >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Source User

                dst user:    unknown

        s2c flow:

                source:      8.8.8.4 [untrust-L3]

                dst:         1.1.1.2

                proto:       17

                sport:       53              dport:      43506

                state:       ACTIVE          type:       FLOW

                src user:    unknown

                dst user:    plano2003\csharma

        start time                    : Thu Jul 24 12:33:04 2014

        timeout                       : 30 sec

        time to live                  : 12 sec

        total byte count(c2s)         : 240

        total byte count(s2c)         : 0

        layer7 packet count(c2s)      : 3

        layer7 packet count(s2c)      : 0

        vsys                          : vsys1

        application                   : dns

        rule                          : trust-to-untrust  >>>>>>> Security rule

        session to be logged at end   : True

        session in session ager       : True

        session synced from HA peer   : False

        address/port translation      : source + destination

        nat-rule                      : nat-inside-2-outside(vsys1) >>>>>>>>>>>>>> NAT policy name

        layer7 processing             : enabled

        URL filtering enabled         : True

        URL category                  : any

        session via syn-cookies       : False

        session terminated on host    : False

        session traverses tunnel      : True

        captive portal session        : False

        ingress interface             : tunnel.1  >>>>>>>>>>>>>> Incoming interface

        egress interface              : ethernet1/3  >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Outgoing interface

        session QoS rule              : N/A (class 4)

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Best is to contact customer support. chat i now use this procedure to check leaderlogs. it’s easier on the ram/cpu and i haven’t had a fail in a while. you need to make sure cncli.db is in sync.

cardano-cli query stake-snapshot --stake-pool-id your pool id --mainnet >/root/scripts/snapshot.json

cncli leaderlog --pool-id your pool id*

… Please post your code so that we can help you. this link details enough to solve this [best practice for checking if token is revoked in api - auth0 community](https://community.auth0.com/t/best-practice-for-checking-if-token-is-revoked-in-api/17460/2) http://community.spiceworks.com/help/how\_do\_i\_send\_spiceworks\_my\_log\_files%3f hi,

for simplicity, you can do it by checking the bbox location directly.

but please noted that you may still need a tracker if the bbox occlusion is possible.

thanks. hi ! dusty\_nv.

i deeply thank you for always providing the best suggestion and the best code.

if you are in trouble again, please help.

thank you. how about something like this:

filebeat.inputs:

- type: log

enabled: true

paths:

- /path/to/your/logs/*.log

multiline.pattern: '\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2}'

multiline.negate: true

multiline.match: after

the key there, of course, is the regular expression pattern you choose to specify in the mu… check this video about. hi [@mateus\_cruz](/u/mateus_cruz),

thanks again for your details that really helped and i’m able to extract logs successfully as expected.

below steps:

authenticate and fetch the access token using endpoint <https://account.uipath.com/oauth/token>

get the job key using endpoint [uipath](https://cloud.uipath.com/%5baccountlogicalname%5d/%5btenantlogicalname%5d/odata/jobs?%24filter=releasename) eq ‘processname’&$orderby=sta…