The SEC is online, but there are no events in Security Cloud Control Firewall Management Event Logging Page

Symptom: The Secure Event Connector shows "Active" in Security Cloud Control Firewall Management Secure Connectors page but you do not see events in Security Cloud Control Firewall Management Event viewer.

Solution or workaround:

Procedure

Step 1	SSH to your host using the admin account, typically `cdo`.
Step 2	Switch to the SDC user with the command `sudo su - sdc`.
Step 3	Perform the following checks: Check SEC connector log using the command `sdc eventing logs --type connector -n 100` and ensure the SEC registration was successful. If not, see Secure Event Connector Registration failure. Check SEC events log using the command `sdc eventing logs --type events -n 200` and ensure that the events are being processed. If not, contact Security Cloud Control Firewall Management support. Check the SEC supervisor log with `sdc eventing logs --type supervisor -n 100` and ensure the output is as shown below and all processes in RUNNING state. If not, contact Security Cloud Control Firewall Management support. INFO success: estreamer-connector entered RUNNING state, process has stayed up for > than 1 seconds INFO success: estreamer-plugin entered RUNNING state, process has stayed up for > than 1 seconds INFO success: estreamer-rsyslog entered RUNNING state, process has stayed up for > than 1 seconds Ensure that the firewall rules on the on-premise SDC are not blocking the UDP and TCP ports shown for the SEC on the Secure Connectors page. See Finding Your Device's TCP, UDP, and NSEL Port Used for Cisco Security Analytics and Logging to determine what ports you need to open. If you have setup SDC manually using a CentOS 7 VM of your own and have the firewall configured to block incoming requests, you could execute the following commands to unblock the UDP and TCP ports: firewall-cmd --zone=public --add-port=<udp_port>/udp --permanent firewall-cmd --zone=public --add-port=<tcp_port>/tcp --permanent firewall-cmd --reload Using Linux network tools of your choice, check if packets are being received on these ports. If not receiving, re-check the FTD logging configuration. If none of the above repairs work, raise a support ticket with Security Cloud Control Firewall Management support..