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Re: [ISSForum] How to send event data to a syslog server?

Subject: Re: [ISSForum] How to send event data to a syslog server?
Date: Mon, 21 Nov 2005 11:32:09 -0300
I dont think thats possible using Site Protector/ISS tools. My solution
would be a python script that every 30 seconds (or something like that) does
a "select * from events where date is last 30 seconds" to the mssql database
of site protector and then using the syslog library send the events to the
syslogd. You would have to analyze the sql sentence really well cause a bad
sentence could retrieve 1M events and flood the syslog server.

On 11/18/05, Mick Ryan <Mick.Ryan@correctionscorp.com> wrote:

Does anyone know how to send events to a syslog server from Site
Protector? I've got a number of Proventia G series sensors and Server
Sensors deployed that all feed back to my Event collector, how can I get all
that data sent to a syslog server so it can be used by Lancope StealthWatch
and Checkpoint Eventia Analyzer?

Basically I don't want to use the Fusion module anymore and want all my
IDS events sent to another event correlation engine.

Thanks in advance for all help.





Mick Ryan
Networks & Information Security
Corrections Corporation of America
(W): 615-263-3217
(F): 615-263-3239
mick.ryan@correctionscorp.com





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