Environment
- Carbon Black Cloud Sensor (Windows): 3.3.x.x and Higher
- Microsoft Windows: All Supported Versions
Objective
Collect Sensor Logs to provide to Support for a remote machine via Live Response
Resolution
Note: Ensure the Sensor you require logs from is online, checking in and in a policy that has Live Response enabled
Sensors 3.6 and Higher:
- Login to the Console
- Go to the Endpoints Page
- Click on the 'Go Live' icon (>_) to enable a Live Response session
- Change Directory to the Sensor's Directory
cd C:\Program Files\Confer
- Run the following command
execfg repcli capture c:\temp -- Change to desired writeable location
- You will receive immediate confirmation that the logs are being collected 'collecting diagnostic data (this may take a few minutes)', followed by confirmation that the logs have been captured 'Captured diagnostic data in written to c:\temp\psc_sensor.zip
- Run the following command to retrieve and download the captured Sensor Logs to your local machine
get c:\temp\psc_sensor.zip -- Change to location specified in previous command
- This file will download to whichever directory you have specified to download to (usually 'Downloads')
- The file will likely not have an extension when downloaded, and may look similar to this > 9ba02d41-f873-45f4-ba19-5091c8246095
- Once downloaded, simply rename it, replacing the text with the name of the machine and adding the .zip file extension, for example > Sales1.zip
Sensors 3.5 and Lower:
- Login to the Console
- Go to the Endpoints Page
- Click on the 'Go Live' icon (>_) to enable a Live Response session
- Change Directory to the Sensor's Directory
cd C:\Program Files\Confer
- Run the following command
execfg repcli capture
- You will receive the confirmation that the captured logs will be written to C:\Windows\Temp\confer-temp and named confer-temp.zip
- Run the following command to retrieve and download the captured Sensor Logs to your local machine
get confer_dump.zip
- This file will download to whichever directory you have specified to download to (usually 'Downloads')
- The file will likely not have an extension when downloaded, and may look similar to this > 9ba02d41-f873-45f4-ba19-5091c8246095
- Once downloaded, simply rename it, replacing the text with the name of the machine and adding the .zip file extension, for example > Sales1.zip
Additional Notes
- Ensure the Sensor you require logs from is online, checking in and in a policy that has Live Response enabled
- The 'repcli capture' command does not require authentication or administrator rights on the machine
- The 'repcli capture' command requires the Cb Defense Service to be running
- If the file does not automatically download, this may be due to your Browser settings, in which case, the file link on the LR screen 'File ready for download' can be clicked,at which point it will either download automatically, or ask where to be saved (again, depending on Web Browser settings)
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