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Created on Nov 4, 2024

RELATED IDEAS

QRadar: Maintain Last Position in Cisco FMC Log Collection via eStreamer Protocol

Description:

When collecting logs from Cisco Firepower Management Center (FMC) using the eStreamer protocol, an issue arises if the FMC system undergoes a reboot. During the FMC reboot, traffic logs generated on Cisco Firewalls are sent after the FMC restarts, creating a gap in log transmission. Currently, when QRadar re-establishes the connection with FMC, it starts collecting logs from the point of reconnection rather than where it left off before the interruption. This results in potential log data gaps and limits continuity.


Proposed Solution:

Implement functionality within QRadar to track the last log position during eStreamer-based log collection from FMC, similar to how it tracks log positions for Windows servers using the RPC method. With this enhancement, QRadar would resume log collection from the last recorded position after any disconnection or system restart, ensuring no data is lost and that logging is continuous.


Related Case Information:

We previously submitted a support request on this topic with QRadar Support. During our joint reviews with the Development team, we were informed that this request had been included in the development roadmap. For further details, please refer to the aforementioned case.

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