The system IDS 4215 sensor no IPLogs

Can someone enlighten me please?

I have configured a sensor 4215 running the latest version 4 of the software & signatures.

I have configure the sensor to use a Pix to help fleeing, the configuration worked for more than a week and I chose some to block on signatures and it works and I can see guests in the red list.

My problem is that under , there is no listed log files,

Is this correct?

In version 3 on a 4210 sensor there are several listed log files, these are downloadable on my local machine, where as soon as I could import them in event IDS Viewer and display all events, this is no longer how it's done in version 4?

What I can do under , is see the list of events that have been posted through the web page of IDM.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Concerning

Mark

First of all, I think that there is some confusion between the IP logs and alarms logs.

There are 2 types of log files in version 3.x.

The traditional log file which contained alarms in a comma delimited format that can be imported into VEI.

The second was an IP trail which was a log of the actual binary packages that have been observed after the signing of fire.

The action of "log" on the signature would result in the creation of a file of Log of IP and had nothing to do with or no alarm was recorded in the comma-delimited log file.

Logging of alarms in the comma-delimited log file was controlled by will loggerd has been enabled on the sensor and if loggerd has been installed as a destination for messages in the destination file.

In version 3.x, you might download individual logs to your own PC files and open them in IEV or load them into your own database.

In version 4.x is therefore more the concept of individual alarms for files and the log of the IP on the sensor data.

The alarm logs have been replaced by a circular buffer called eventStore. It can be compared to a large circular database. The eventStore is 4 GB in size and when it is full will begin to overwrite the oldest alarms with the most recent alarms.

IP logs have been replaced by a similar circular storage for the journal of intellectual property data.

The data of the alarm in version 4.x cannot be FTP'd the sensor as a diary of the alarm.

Instead, you have two options:

(1) use IDM to query the eventstore and pull the alarms that match some criteria. You can then view messages in plain text format.

(2) use the command "Show events" CLI to do the same thing as IDM can do.

3) contact Cisco TAC and ask for RDEP specification which provides the syntax for you to create your own queries to plug into the sensor and fire alarms in a raw XML format that you can then load into your own database.

(4) If you are a user of VEI then the 4.x VEI has the ability to pull older alarms of the probe.

http://www.Cisco.com/univercd/CC/TD/doc/product/iaabu/csids/csids10/idmiev/swchap6.htm#604023

In the device properties simply, with the older start time and VEI will automatically extract in these earlier events of the sensor.

NOTE: It is not a function import that can import plain text or events XML you would see options 1, 2 or 3 above. SO if you want to see in VEI then use option 4.

Now for iplogs they can be FTP'd to the sensor using the command copy. But iplogs are the binary packet data and not a list of alarms. They are created only when the action of "log" is selected.

NOTE: IP logging consumes resources sensor and can slow down the performance of the sensor. It is not necessary to IP Log an alarm to see the alarm itself VEI or other management positions. If the action of "journal" that should rarely be used when the binary packet data are necessary.

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