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Why are the extracted values different in the field?

agcorreia
Explorer

Hi all,
As I'm newbie and trying to figure out an issue with logs coming from a fortigate utm. I have no clue why I see different value from the raw log to the searched query.
Where exactly should I look for this difference? I've been checking field extraction, field aliases and so on but I could not find anything that would change the value. The correct one is "detected" but keep showing "blocked" and I have no idea who configure this before.
Any help would be welcome.
See the attached file.

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agcorreia
Explorer

I just found out that a lookup csv file were there with different actions.
One column with the action from fortigate with some xxx_action and and other column with action and different types of actions. As soon as I changed the field from blocked at action side to detected, start to show correctly.
Thanks for the attention given.

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agcorreia
Explorer

I just found out that a lookup csv file were there with different actions.
One column with the action from fortigate with some xxx_action and and other column with action and different types of actions. As soon as I changed the field from blocked at action side to detected, start to show correctly.
Thanks for the attention given.

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