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Cisco Security Suite and Cisco Firewall Add-on Installation

jocogov
New Member

I have installed both Cisco Security Suite and Cisco Firewall Add-On, I have UDP 514 port excepting log data from a Syslogs server. I can view realtime data in the Cisco Firewall app, but no results in the Cisco Security Suite. Is there something I'm missing?

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f10353
New Member

I am also in the same predicament that the Cisco Security Overview does not display Global Security Events, Top Threats, Top Sources, Top Destinations, Top Services, Security Event Statistics by Sourcetype and Security Event Statistics by Host

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dapatter75
New Member

Hi I have the same issue and my sourcetype is cisco::asa??

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shogan_splunk
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

After running into the same issue, the sourcetype renaming is probably not occurring because the regular expression used to force the sourcetype was changed from the previous version of the Splunk for Firewall app. Below shows what the previous version had specified in the transforms.conf, and what it was changed to.

It was updated

  • FROM:

[force_sourcetype_for_cisco_asa]

DEST_KEY = MetaData:Sourcetype

REGEX = %ASA-\d+-\d+

FORMAT = sourcetype::cisco_asa

  • TO:

[force_sourcetype_for_cisco_asa]

DEST_KEY = MetaData:Sourcetype

#REGEX = %ASA-\d+-\d+

REGEX = %ASA--\d+-\d+

FORMAT = sourcetype::cisco_asa

Note the extra - in the Regex.

So to change this, just create a transforms.conf in $SPLUNK_HOME/etc/apps/Splunk_CiscoFirewalls/local, if not already there, and update the REGEX string.

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idsersupport
Explorer

I get the same thing here, it worked before the update. I hope some one fixes this.

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