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To keep your business online and ensure critical devices, such as, meet operational excellence standards it is helpful to compare your environment to a third party data set. As part of the, customers have access to which benchmarks adoption of the Check Point capabilities and user behavior to adhere to ITIL best practices. Need to Export Check Point Logs Files Without Using Smartview Tracker? No Problem.It may come as a surprise to you that some store log files in a binary format, especially if you’re used to analyzing the logs with Smartview Tracker or if you simply have the logs forwarded to an Opsec server.

This poses a unique challenge for environments that don’t want to invest in an additional logging server but want to be able to review the logs in a readable text format.If you have the option and the license I highly recommend using Smartview Tracker. It’s a terrific application with the built in functionality to search through multiple log files, analyze traffic and create custom filters.

Below is a screenshot of the application in Demo Mode, as you can see there’s an assortment of information available at your fingertips.If however Smartview Tracker isn’t available because of your setup or simply because of your preference and a logging server is not an option, natively supports the binary to text conversion with its fwm logexport command. The fwm logexport command converts the binary formatted log into a readable ASCII format.The built-in delimiter used for this application is a semicolon. I’ve found that by exporting the file into a CSV format and using excel to review the information to be the most convenient method without using any third party software to analyze the log files.By default the fwm logexport command only supports conversion of one file at a time.