One solution to the connectivity issue is to install a VPN on all of the
external devices and communicate with the OSSEC server using the VPN. This
is what we do for our clients and it works without any issues. With regard
to storing events, there is an older Windows event collector called
Has there been any further thought on this issue? I am in the same boat.
On Wednesday, September 14, 2016 at 12:43:56 AM UTC-5, Vilius wrote:
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> Jesus,
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> when question is should I send alert into the void or into archive, there
> are cases when archiving is a better option.
>
> Vilius
>
> On
Jesus,
when question is should I send alert into the void or into archive, there
are cases when archiving is a better option.
Vilius
On Tue, Sep 13, 2016 at 8:54 PM, Jesus Linares wrote:
> Vilius, OSSEC is designed to receive alerts from the present and not old
> logs. If you
Vilius, OSSEC is designed to receive alerts from the present and not old
logs. If you send to OSSEC old logs, the alert timestamp will be the
timestamp when the alert was triggered (and not the timestamp when the log
was generated). I was talking about a related issue here
Didnt know you can use "ANY" , thats great thanks a lot. If my ossec server
is accessible externally any alerts from the agents should still reach my
server right ? ( if the agents are connected to the net and nothing
blocking )
On Tuesday, 13 September 2016 10:51:37 UTC+1, Jesus Linares
Hey,
anyone hacked/tested a workaround for this issue - caching/releasing? For
example by logging into native MS event log in order to process it later
via MS event subscription or caching syslog agent?
V
anyway, remember that the agents send the alerts in real time. *Alerts are
> not stored
Hi,
as Eero said, you can register your agents with ANY instead of the IP.
anyway, remember that the agents send the alerts in real time. *Alerts are
not stored to be sent later*. So, you are not going to receive the alerts
generated in your agents when they were not connected to the Manager
You can use ip address any while creating agent keys for roaming devices.
Eero
2016-09-13 10:58 GMT+03:00 Nick Giannoulis :
> Hi all
> I have an OSSEC server running perfectly monitoring all my servers. I
> want to expand it to start monitoring my 'normal' clients ( win7-10
Hi all
I have an OSSEC server running perfectly monitoring all my servers. I want
to expand it to start monitoring my 'normal' clients ( win7-10 laptops and
workstations ) . Some of these laptops will be outside of the network most
of the time. Considering that ossec agents shouldnt have the