Analyzing PFsense logs in Graylog5
We will parse the log records generated by the PfSense Firewall. We already have our graylog server running and we will start preparing the terrain to capture those logs records.
We will parse the log records generated by the PfSense Firewall. We already have our graylog server running and we will start preparing the terrain to capture those logs records.
Graylog is defined in terms of log management platform for collecting, indexing, and analyzing both structured and unstructured data from almost any source.
Graylog supports Apache Kafka as a transport for various inputs such as GELF, syslog, and Raw/Plaintext inputs. The Kafka topic can be filtered by a regular expression and depending on the input, various additional settings can be configured.
We will parse the log records generated by the PfSense Firewall. We already have our graylog server running and we will start preparing the terrain to capture those logs records.
Graylog is defined in terms of log management platform for collecting, indexing, and analyzing both structured and unstructured data from almost any source.
We will parse the access log records generated by PfSense and squid plugin. We already have our graylog server running and we will start preparing the terrain to capture those logs records.
Graylog store the log data in elasticsearch so I will show you how to create and restore snapshot with elasticsearch.
We will parse the log records generated by the PfSense Firewall. We already have our graylog server running and we will start preparing the terrain to capture those logs records.
Graylog is defined in terms of log management platform for collecting, indexing, and analyzing both structured and unstructured data from almost any source.