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The integrating Splunk with Arcsight document, states it is possible to feed Splunk with data coming straight from a Connector. Do you have any idea how this is possible?
The ArcSight website is not as full of infos as Splunk's...
And, yes, I know this might not be the right community, but it's the one I happen to trust.
Paolo
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If you meant how to configure the arcsight agent to send the data out to splunk , let me know and I'll send you instructions on how to ...
run the command ..installdir\current\bin\arcsight agentsetup
choose yes to start the wizardmode
choose I want to add/remove/modify arcsight Manager destinations
choose add new destination
choose raw syslog
add the information of the splunk input you prepared choose the protocol.
hope this helps.
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Hey gooza, could you send me the instructions for me to have a look? Appreciate!
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Hi gooza, Please help me out how to configure arcsight agent to send data to splunk.
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I'd also like the instructions please.
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Hello. If you still have the configuration on setting up Splunk to receive data from Connectors that'll be awesome! Can you send me a copy of your instructions? Thanks.
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Just wondering: is it possible to forward CEF data to splunk from Logger itself to Splunk? This would limit the effort on the connectors as, I'm told, you need quite a number of them even for small environments
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Yes , I sent you the instructions how,
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Gooza,
Could you send me the instructions also please?
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Hi gooza. So, it is possible to configure an Arcsight Connector to send data to a 3rd party receiver in CEF over Syslog format. Thank you very much
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Hi, thanks for the reply. Yes, I meant how to configure the Connectors.
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I highly recommend using http://splunk-base.splunk.com/apps/22280/cef-common-event-format-extraction-utilities
it parse the arcsight cef format quit easily
as for time stamps extractions I recommend adding the following in the relevent stanza in porps.conf:
TIME_PREFIX = \s(end|rt)\=
TIME_FORMAT = %10S%3n
MAX_TIMESTAMP_LOOKHEAD = 350
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