Closed RathHunt closed 1 month ago
Describe the bug
Cisco Meraki logs are not being caught by the Logstash filter. The logs remain in the generic category despite attempts to filter them.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Send Meraki logs to the utmstack agent See that the logs are not being filtered and remain in the generic category
Expected behavior
The expected behavior is that the Cisco Meraki logs would be filtered out from the generic category and categorized appropriately.
Screenshots
Environment
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The specific log entry that was tested is: 1377449842.514782056 MX84 ids-alerts signature=129:4:1 priority=1 timestamp=1377449842.512569 direction=ingress protocol=tcp/ip src=74.125.140.132:80
The log wasn't sent with the correct format, also the integration wasn't active.
Describe the bug
Cisco Meraki logs are not being caught by the Logstash filter. The logs remain in the generic category despite attempts to filter them.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Send Meraki logs to the utmstack agent See that the logs are not being filtered and remain in the generic category
Expected behavior
The expected behavior is that the Cisco Meraki logs would be filtered out from the generic category and categorized appropriately.
Screenshots
Environment
OS: [Please specify] Browser: [Please specify] Version: [Please specify] Additional context
The specific log entry that was tested is: 1377449842.514782056 MX84 ids-alerts signature=129:4:1 priority=1 timestamp=1377449842.512569 direction=ingress protocol=tcp/ip src=74.125.140.132:80