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How do I configure the sourcetype in inputs.conf to index Incapsula Imperva logs in Splunk?

brent_weaver
Builder

Hello there..

I am integrating Imperva logs into Splunk. I cannot seem to figure out what to set the sourcetype to in the inputs.conf file. I am using the SIEM connector to gather the logs to my Linux server and then having Splunk pick it up from there. Any help is much appreciated!

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brent_weaver
Builder

Hey. I found out that the Splunk App for Incapsula/Imperva is looking for a sourcetype of incapsula. I set it to that and will see what the results are!

I will let you all know. Thanks!

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richgalloway
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

There is no pre-trained sourcetype for Imperva so you'll have to create your own. You could put "sourcetype=Imperva" in your inputs.conf file and then add a "[Imperva]" stanza to your props.conf file to tell Splunk how to process those logs.

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stephanefotso
Motivator

Take this as an example. You can put your inputs.conf file in $SPLUNK_HOME$/etc/system/local

[monitor://<path>]
index = myindex
sourcetype = mysourcetype
...
<attrbute> = <val>
<attrbute> = <val>
SGF
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