Viewing raw events
You can view raw event data, which is the unparsed event data from the log source.
About this task
When you view raw event data, the Log Activity tab provides the following parameters for each event.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Current Filters | The top of the table displays the details of
the filters that are applied to the search results. To clear these
filter values, click Clear Filter. Note: This
parameter is only displayed after you apply a filter.
|
| View | From this list box, you can select the time range that you want to filter for. |
| Current Statistics | When not in Real Time (streaming) or Last Minute
(auto refresh) mode, current statistics are displayed, including: Note: Click
the arrow next to Current Statistics to display
or hide the statistics
|
| Charts | Displays configurable charts that represent
the records that are matched by the time interval and grouping option.
Click Hide Charts if you want to remove the
charts from your display. The charts are only displayed after you
select a time frame of Last Interval (auto refresh) or above, and
a grouping option to display. Note: If
you use Mozilla Firefox as your browser
and an ad blocker browser extension is installed, charts do not display.
To displayed charts, you must remove the ad blocker browser extension.
For more information, see your browser documentation.
|
Offenses icon |
Click this icon to view details of the offense that is associated with this event. |
| Start Time | Specifies the time of the first event, as reported to QRadar by the log source. |
| Log Source | Specifies the log source that originated the event. If there are multiple log sources that are associated with this event, this field specifies the term Multiple and the number of log sources. |
| Payload | Specifies the original event payload information in UTF-8 format. |
Procedure
- Click the Log Activity tab.
- From the Display list box, select Raw Events.
- From the View list box, select the time frame that you want to display.
- Double-click the event that you want to view in greater detail. See Event details.