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Pfsense Analytics w/ Graylog, Elasticsearch, InfluxDB and Grafana fully dockerized for Firewall and DPI..
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The log output does not work in Graylog or Grafana #56

Open sueess86 opened 3 years ago

sueess86 commented 3 years ago

The installation and configuration was done exactly according to the instructions. I see that the pfSense firewall sends the logs to Graylog. There I also get about 2 to 15 entries per second. Neither in the Graylog stream nor in Grafana I see any recorded logs let alone graphs. Is there a bug with index template or content pack here?

I use pfSense Plus 21.05

sueess86 commented 3 years ago

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sueess86 commented 3 years ago

the fields in graylog look like missing.

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sueess86 commented 3 years ago

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bioscopic commented 3 years ago

I had this same issue of logs not showing up. What I did to fix it was to log into graylog --> click on streams --> click on manage rules icon on the bottom for the pfsense stream. Change the manage stream rule from A message must match all of the following rules to A message must match at least one of the following rules. image Then you should start to see traffic maybe.

ricktonoli commented 2 years ago

In case it helps, I had the same problem and my issue was the ElasticSearch container was running at a different timezone to my pfsense server. If you add TZ= followed by the correct timezone data (according to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tz_database_time_zones) to the elasticsearch.env file, it seems to show data in the stream.

In fact, I added that to all the containers environment files to make sure they were all running at the same timezone as my pfsense server.