Source types for the Splunk Add-on for Cisco ESA

The Splunk Add-on for Cisco ESA provides index-time and search-time knowledge for seven types of logs: authentication, textmail, HTTP, Malware, Bounce, Delivery,Consolidated Event, Antispam, Error, System, and Content Scanner data. The add-on does not apply a source type to any incoming logs. You can apply the appropriate source types to your Cisco ESA log data during the data input phase.

Log type	Source type	Event type	Description	CIM data models
Authentication	cisco:esa:authentication	cisco_esa_auth_logs	These logs record successful user logins and unsuccessful login attempts. Logs are stored as a .s (for example, authentication.@20130302T122552.s) on the server. These logs cannot be configured to send through syslog push, so you must send them to send through ftp or scp.	Authentication
Textmail	cisco:esa:textmail	cisco_esa_change_logs, cisco_esa_alerts, cisco_esa_textmail	Text mail logs for Cisco IronPort ESA record email information and status. Logs are stored as a .s (for example, mail.@20130712T172736.s) on the server.	Change, Alerts, Email
HTTP	cisco:esa:http	cisco_esa_proxy, cisco_esa_http_session, cisco_esa_logout_logs, cisco_esa_change_logs, cisco_esa_web_logs, cisco_esa_account_management_logs, cisco_esa_alerts	The HTTP logs for Cisco IronPort ESA record information about the secure HTTP services enabled on the interface. Logs are stored as a .s (for example, gui.@20130302T122618.s) on the server.	Network Sessions, Change, Web
Malware Data	cisco:esa:amp	cisco_esa_amp cisco_esa_mar cisco_esa_alerts, cisco_esa_amp_malware, cisco_esa_alerts	Advanced Malware Protection (AMP) of Cisco IronPort ESA records malware detection and blocking, continuous analysis, and retrospective alerting details. Logs are stored as a .s (for example, amp.@20180103T132842.s) on the server.	Alerts, Malware
Legacy data	cisco:esa:legacy	cisco_esa_authentication cisco_esa_email cisco_esa_proxy cisco_esa_auth_logs	If you have an older version of the add-on installed before the source types were renamed to follow best practices, your events indexed with the older source types cisco_esa and cisco:esa are now searchable under this new source type.	Authentication
Consolidated Event	cisco:esa:cef	cisco_esa_cef	The Consolidated Event Logs summarize each message event in a single log line. Use this log type to reduce the number of bytes of data (log information) sent to a Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) vendor or application for analysis. The logs are in the Common Event Format (CEF) log message format that is widely used by most SIEM vendors.	Email
Bounce Logs	cisco:esa:bounce	cisco_esa_bounce	Bounce logs record information about bounced recipients. The information recorded for each bounced recipient includes: the message ID the recipient ID the Envelope From address the Envelope To address, the reason for the recipient bounce, the response code from the recipient host. In addition, you can choose to log a fixed amount of each bounced recipient message. This amount is defined in bytes and the default is zero.	Email
Delivery Logs	cisco:esa:delivery	cisco_esa_delivery	Delivery logs record critical information about the AsyncOS email delivery operations. The log messages are “stateless,” which means that all associated information is recorded in each log message and users do not need to reference previous log messages for information about the current delivery attempt.	Email
Antispam Logs	cisco:esa:antispam	cisco_esa_change_logs, cisco_esa_alerts	Anti-spam logs record the status of the anti-spam scanning feature of your system, including the status on receiving updates of the latest anti-spam rules. Also, any logs related to the Context Adaptive Scanning Engine are logged here.	Change, Alerts
Error Logs	cisco:esa:error_logs	cisco_esa_alerts	The Error logs record the errors while sending the alerts, internal Ironport server errors as well as DNS issues.	Alerts
System Logs	cisco:esa:system_logs	cisco_esa_system_logs, cisco_esa_alerts, cisco_esa_account_management_logs	System logs record the following: boot information, virtual appliance license expiration alerts, DNS status information, and comments users typed using commit command. System logs are useful for troubleshooting the basic state of the appliance.	Network Resolution (DNS), Alerts, Change
Content Scanner Logs	cisco:esa:content_scanner	cisco_esa_change_logs	The Content Scanner logs record the activities of the Content Scanner engine.	Change