class PaloAlto::Models::TrafficLogEntry
Attributes
action[RW]
actionflags[RW]
app[RW]
bytes[RW]
bytes_received[RW]
bytes_sent[RW]
captive_portal[RW]
category[RW]
config_ver[RW]
cpadding[RW]
decrypt_mirror[RW]
domain[RW]
dport[RW]
dst[RW]
dstloc[RW]
elapsed[RW]
exported[RW]
flag_flagged[RW]
flag_nat[RW]
flag_pcap[RW]
flag_proxy[RW]
flag_url_denied[RW]
flags[RW]
from[RW]
inbound_if[RW]
natdport[RW]
natdst[RW]
natsport[RW]
natsrc[RW]
outbound_if[RW]
packets[RW]
padding[RW]
pbf_c2s[RW]
pbf_s2c[RW]
pcap_file[RW]
pkts_received[RW]
pkts_sent[RW]
proto[RW]
receive_time[RW]
repeatcnt[RW]
rule[RW]
sessionid[RW]
sport[RW]
src[RW]
srcloc[RW]
start[RW]
subtype[RW]
sym_return[RW]
temporary_match[RW]
time_generated[RW]
time_received[RW]
to[RW]
transaction[RW]
vsys[RW]
Public Class Methods
new(log_id:, serial:, seqno:)
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Create and returns a new PaloAlto::Models::LogEntry
instance with the given parameters
Attributes¶ ↑
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log_id
- Unique ID of the log -
serial
- Serial number of the log -
seqno
- Sequence number of the log
Example¶ ↑
PaloAlto::Models::TrafficLogEntry.new log_id: '23954702', serial: '9390235701', seqno: '2'
Calls superclass method
PaloAlto::Models::LogEntry::new
# File lib/palo_alto/models/traffic_log_entry.rb, line 26 def initialize(log_id:, serial:, seqno:) super(log_id: log_id, serial: serial, seqno: seqno, type: 'TRAFFIC') self end