Windows EventLog parsing questions
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@user54119 said in Windows EventLog parsing questions:
no one with Windows EventLog parsing experience?
Hi, I am interested in answers also

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Hi!
I won't be able to help you much. #1, #2, and #4 need changes in agent (#4 also in server). #1 is implemented in 1.2.14 (event source, id, and severity passed as three additional parameters for event generated). #2 should be relatively easy to implement, I'll add this as feature request for 1.2.15. For #4 we plan to introduce new policy type to distribute parser configurations across nodes in a same way as you can distribute configuration files, but I cannot promise exact release when it will be implemented.
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Victor -
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Yes, seems that it was forgotten. I've created issue in bug tracker (https://www.radensolutions.com/chiliproject/issues/641). As for #4, it will be in 2.0 branch, probably close to year end.
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Hi,
#2 is implemented in 1.2.17. This is turned off by default to maintain compatibility with previous versions. Setting parameter ProcessOfflineEvents in LogWatch section to yes or true will enable this feature. When on, agent will save timestamp of last processed event and on start will process all events since last processed.
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Victor -
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Hi,
can you please show me your agent config and content of registry entries under HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Software\NetXMS\LogParserLibrary (assuming you run agent under Local System account - otherwise check same registry path under appropriate user)?
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agent config (put together from server agent configuration and agent policy):
MasterServers = netxms.domain.com ListenPort = 4700 RequireAuthentication = yes RequireEncryption = yes EnabledCiphers = 1 SharedSecret = longkey EnableWatchdog = yes LogFile = {syslog} LogFile = ${ProgramFiles}\NetXMS\nxagentd.log DebugLevel = 0 ConfigIncludeDir = ${ProgramFiles}\NetXMS\etc\nxagentd.conf.d FileStore = ${ProgramFiles}\NetXMS\var SubAgent = ecs.nsm SubAgent = portcheck.nsm SubAgent = ping.nsm SubAgent = winperf.nsm SubAgent = wmi.nsm SubAgent = logwatch.nsm SubAgent = filemgr.nsm [filemgr] RootFolder = ${SystemDrive}\ [logwatch] ProcessOfflineEvents = yes Parser = ${ProgramFiles}\NetXMS\var\eventlog-system-parser.xml Parser = ${ProgramFiles}\NetXMS\var\eventlog-application-parser.xmlRegistry Key HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Software\NetXMS\LogParserLibrary:
LogWatch.Application REG_DWORD 0x552b7a44 LogWatch.System REG_DWORD 0x552b7a78 -
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Hi,
it looks perfectly fine. I re-run tests on my system, and agent picks up everything as expected. Let's try to upgrade this system to 2.0-M4 (just to make sure I'm checking latest codebase) , and if it will not help I'll create special build with additional debug.
Best regards,
Victor -
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It's just made available for download.
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Victor -
I have updated to V2.0-M4, but I see the same issue as before.
I tested like this:
parser xml:
<parser name="SystemLog"> <file>*System</file> <rules> <rule> <match>(.*)</match> <level>1</level> <event params="1">100845</event> </rule> </rules> </parser>I turned off hardly a Win7-x64 virtual machine and started again. But I don't get an event '100845' in NetXMS for the windows error 6008 (last shutdown was unexpected) in the system eventlog.
Other windows events while the node is normal working are parsed ok and generate NetXMS events.
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Can you please set debug level to at least 2, reset system again, and check agent's log for message like
LogWatch: reading old events between ... and ...
and possibly also like this:
LogWatch: EvtQuery failed (...)
and post those lines and timestamp of "unexpected shutdown" event.
Best regards,
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Hi Victor
Here the agent log with debuglevel=2. There was no "LogWatch: EvtQuery failed (...)".
There were these events for example before the NetXMS agent started:
Event-ID 41, Source=Kernel-Power, severity=critical, 04.05.2015 18:19:34
Event-ID 6008, Source=EventLog, severity=error, 04.05.2015 18:19:36thanks
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