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Ideally you could have syslong-NG or rsyslog output that data to a file and Splunk would monitor that way. However, if that's not available you would have a forwarder installed and have the syslog data come in from your network devices via UDP or TCP.
http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/latest/Data/SyslogUDP
This is a great app to look at as well -> http://splunk-base.splunk.com/apps/22300/cisco-security-suite. Dashboard views, reports, field extractions and content for your Cisco devices.
I'm getting syslog messages from switches into /var/logs/syslog. and on top of it I have also installed universalforwarder on syslog-ng server.
I need to know the process to seperate the syslogs for each switch and router and send the data to cisco networks app on the splunk.
Please guild me
have you tried collecting the syslogs and using
splunk cisco-security-suite
I'm getting syslog messages from switches into /var/logs/syslog. and on top of it I have also installed universalforwarder on syslog-ng server.
I need to know the process to seperate the syslogs for each switch and router and send the data to cisco networks app on the splunk.
Please guild me