IPtag Syslog Default Field Order
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IPtag Syslog Default Field Order
Example IPtag log in Syslog:
Oct 13 20:56:15 gke-standard-cluster-2-pool-1-6ea9f13a-fnid 394 <142>1 2020-10-13T20:56:15.519Z stream-logfwd20-156653024-10121421-eq28-harness-16kn logforwarder - panwlogs - Palo Alto Networks,firewall,007099000010804,PA-VM,22229,2019-06-26T00:42:11.000000Z,1462034616,11,IPTAG,0,iptag,xxx.xx.x.xx,00000000000000000000ffffac1001b4,-9223372036854775808,18,0,0,0,false,true,false,false,false,\">C\u000FP,p5\u0016qI\u0006A!\u000E\",1,,,7743,2019-08-15T02:20:30.000000Z,1,vsys1,\"\u0000\u0000f8B\u000E@k[y\",,^\u0000\\w\u0006>#&\u0015M`5\u0018'j,5,Unregister,XMLAPI,1,XML-API,0,Unknown,,10,\"!7eaUpIG-*\u0012pz>\",\"\u00158oi^`\u000Eru;)\u001C\u0014u\"xxxxxxxxxx",
The following identifies the default field order for filters
migrated from an earlier version of the log forwarding application.
For log filters created after that migration, you specify the field order when you
create a log filter
by specifying the columns you want to receive.
The fields are identified in the default order that they appear in each log
line.
HEADER, log_time, log_source_id, log_type.value, sub_type.value, config_version.value, time_generated, vsys, source_ip.value, tag_name, event_id.value, count_of_repeats, mapping_timeout, mapping_data_source_name, mapping_data_source_type.value, mapping_data_source_sub_type.value, sequence_no, action_flags, dg_hier_level_1, dg_hier_level_2, dg_hier_level_3, dg_hier_level_4, vsys_name, log_source_name, vsys_id, ip_subnet_range, time_generated_high_res