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Why are all events being filter except for EventCode 0 when filtering Windows Events?

splunkcol
Builder

Hi

I'm filtering windows events from the Heavy Forwarder, everything works fine, all events are filtered except for EventCode = 0 any idea why?

 

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splunkcol
Builder

 

EventCode 0 was not being filtered because it is an Application event and not a security event.

In this way I solved it

 

props.conf

[source::WinEventLog:Application]
TRANSFORMS-wmi = setnull2

 


transforms.conf

[setnull2]
REGEX= (?msi) ^EventCode=(0)
DEST_KEY=queue
FORMAT=nullQueue

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splunkcol
Builder

 

EventCode 0 was not being filtered because it is an Application event and not a security event.

In this way I solved it

 

props.conf

[source::WinEventLog:Application]
TRANSFORMS-wmi = setnull2

 


transforms.conf

[setnull2]
REGEX= (?msi) ^EventCode=(0)
DEST_KEY=queue
FORMAT=nullQueue

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jdhunter
Path Finder

We were able to filter it out from the UF using the following in our inputs.conf:

[WinEventLog://Application]
disabled = 0
index = windows_index
blacklist1 = EventCode="0"

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