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File server user audit logs vs. Enterprise Security

ikulcsar
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‎05-14-2018 04:34 AM

Hi there!

We are receiving logs from a NetApp file server about what user access, etc. Log format very similar/same as the Windows Events in XML. (So parsing looks good) We also have Enterprise Security license.

So far I didn't find what can ES do with these logs, one tip is to try to use Change Adult/Endpoint changes/Filesystem changes Data Model.

So does anybody have an experience on this topic, what should I do with this logs?

Regards,
István

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