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windows event filter

hartfoml
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In my transforms.conf I have this filter that does not work

[dropevents]

REGEX = (?msi)^host=server1.*^EventCode=4674

DEST_KEY = queue

FORMAT = nullQueue

this does work but dropes events for all systems not just the one system

[dropevents]

REGEX = (?msi)^EventCode=4674

DEST_KEY = queue

FORMAT = nullQueue

My props.conf looks like this

[WinEventLog:Security]

TRANSFORMS-set=dropevents

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hartfoml
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I found that this works

(?msi)^EventCode=4674.*^ComputerName=(system22|system23|system01).*^Keywords=Audit Success.*SeBackupPrivilege

thanks to this site http://gskinner.com/RegExr/

use this site to evaluate your regex for filters

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hartfoml
Motivator

I found that this works

(?msi)^EventCode=4674.*^ComputerName=(system22|system23|system01).*^Keywords=Audit Success.*SeBackupPrivilege

thanks to this site http://gskinner.com/RegExr/

use this site to evaluate your regex for filters

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