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ForeScout CounterACT Integration Module: How to change the index for the counteract web_event sourcetype?

tungntran
Explorer

Hi All,

I was able to get counteract module to forward data using "web_event" sourcetype. However, all the data resides in the "main" index. Does anyone have any tips on how to change the index for the data being forwarded by counteract integration module?

Thanks,
Tung

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tungntran
Explorer

Figured it out.

In the counteract policy for Splunk, edit the condition. Under the "HTTP Request" tab for the "DEX Send Web..." action add the index name.

Original:
https://[IP]:[port]/services/receivers/simple?source=CounterACT&sourcetype=web_event

Changed index:
https://[IP]:[port]/services/receivers/simple?index=counteract&source=CounterACT&sourcetype=web_event

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tungntran
Explorer

Figured it out.

In the counteract policy for Splunk, edit the condition. Under the "HTTP Request" tab for the "DEX Send Web..." action add the index name.

Original:
https://[IP]:[port]/services/receivers/simple?source=CounterACT&sourcetype=web_event

Changed index:
https://[IP]:[port]/services/receivers/simple?index=counteract&source=CounterACT&sourcetype=web_event

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