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FireSIGHT User Agent Configuration Guide
 
Chapter 2      Setting up a User Agent 
  Configuring a User Agent
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To configure the agent, you can take any of the actions described in 
Configuring User Agent Logging Settings
License: 
FireSIGHT
You can view up to 250 status messages logged by the agent in the 
Logs
 tab. The agent logs status 
messages to the local event log for the following events when they occur:
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the agent successfully polls data from an Active Directory server 
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the agent fails to connect to an Active Directory server
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the agent fails to retrieve data from the Active Directory server
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the agent successfully connects to a Cisco appliance
  •
the agent fails to connect to a Cisco appliance 
The agent logs each status message with a timestamp and the severity level. The following table 
describes the possible severity levels by increasing severity.
The agent can log status messages to Windows application logs, in addition to the local event log. The 
agent can also export the local event log contents to a comma-separated value file.
You can configure whether status messages are stored, how long they are stored, and clear the event log 
of all status messages. You can also configure maintenance options, such as viewing debug status 
messages and accessing the 
Maintenance
 tab.
Note
Debug status messages are stored for seven days before being removed from the event log. Configuring 
how long status messages are stored and clearing the event log does not affect debug status message 
storage. 
To configure user agent logging settings:
Access: 
Any
Step 1
Select the 
Logs 
tab.
Step 2
If directed to do so by Support, select 
Show Debug Messages in Log 
to view debug status messages in the 
event log and enable the 
Maintenance
 tab.
Debug messages display in the 
Logs
 tab. The 
Maintenance
 tab is available.
Table 2-3
User Agent Logging Severity Levels 
Level
Color
Description
debug
grey
The event is logged for debugging purposes. 
These messages are not displayed by default.
information
green
The event is consistent with normal agent operation.
warning
yellow The event is unexpected, but does not necessarily disrupt normal agent 
operation.
error
red
The event is unexpected, and normal agent operation is disrupted.