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About NSS Servers
The Nanolog Streaming Service (NSS) uses a virtual machine (VM) to stream traffic logs in real-time from the Zscaler Nanolog to your security information and event management (SIEM) system, enabling real-time alerting, correlation with the logs of your other devices, and long-term local log archival. An NSS server is the representation of the NSS VM in the Zscaler Admin Portal.
NSS Servers provide the following benefits and enable you to:
- Issue a client certificate and a private key that you can install on the NSS VM.
- Authenticate to the Zscaler service.
- Assign up to 16 NSS feeds to a server. (Session Logs are limited to 8 feeds per server to ensure optimal performance.)
About the NSS Servers Page
On the NSS Servers page (Infrastructure > Connectors > Cloud > Nanolog Streaming Service > NSS Servers), you can do the following:
- Add an NSS server.
- Deploy an NSS virtual appliance.
To learn more about adding an NSS server and deploying an NSS virtual appliance, see the NSS Deployment Guides.
- Download MIB files.
- View a list of all configured NSS servers.
- Server Name: The name of the server.
- Type: The server type, which is set to NSS for Firewall, Cloud and Branch Connector by default.
- Status: The server status.
- State: The health state of the server.
- SSL Certificate: Download the SSL Certificate.
- Edit an NSS server.
- Delete an NSS server.
- Modify the table and its columns.
- View the NSS Feeds page.
- View the Cloud NSS Feeds page.
