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    abkulakli
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    I have a windows event collector server and I want to get the forwarded events from that server. The difference is that there is a column named computer which holds the originator pc of that event. However in event viewer I cannot see that info as source. I see the windows event collector server as source (as expected).

    Is there a way to set that computer field (I can get the value using %<number>) as source. Or I have to create duplicate events for forwarded events and put computer info in event string.

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      Tursiops
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      I don't think you can change an event source after that event is received.
      As you indicated, you can create a new event and set the correct source for that new event though.
      To avoid your database doubling in size, you could run a regular cronjob/scheduled task to clean out the duplicates.

      Or you could use a cronjob/scheduled task to adjust the source directly inside the database at regular intervals. That wouldn't be live though.
      Or setup a trigger in the database to automatically perform that task in certain cases. Not sure about the performance impact on such a step though.

      Edit: Or simply use the inbuilt and smart way of doing it, which Victor mentioned below.  :-[

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        Victor Kirhenshtein
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        Another option to avoid storing double events is to remove "write to event log" option from original event.

        Best regards,
        Victor

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