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Parsing Issue

rbonfadini
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I have the 6.0.2 TA deployed per the instructions.

I'm receiving parsed logs for pan:threat, config, traffic, and system. I'm still receiving pan:log, which I believe should be parsing out to pan:hipmatch.

What may be the issue where some, but not all sourcetypes are being parsed out correctly?

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splunker12er
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Check your TA props.conf - stanza TRANSFORMS-sourcetype has config for pan_hipmatch and in your transforms.conf you can verify the stanza [pan_hipmatch] and confirm the REGEX that would need to match your log source - if there it should route the log source to this particular sourcetype and parse accordingly..

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splunker12er
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Check your TA props.conf - stanza TRANSFORMS-sourcetype has config for pan_hipmatch and in your transforms.conf you can verify the stanza [pan_hipmatch] and confirm the REGEX that would need to match your log source - if there it should route the log source to this particular sourcetype and parse accordingly..

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rbonfadini
New Member

You were correct. OOTB transforms.conf regex for hipmatch wasn't lining up with our log output. Had to tweak the regex. Thank you.

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