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The values of these levels should be guided by the structure we propose because they will be saved in the events when saved in Devo. When you open the resulting data table, these will appear in the environment, site and clon columns.

Technology

Brand

Log type/format

Environment

Web application

Clon

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  • access-ncsa
  • access-w3c
  • access-w3c-all

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Therefore, the valid tags include:

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In the access log there is one event for each request processed by the server. Follow these steps to select type of logs you want to process:

IIS 7.0 and later
  1. Open IIS Manager (Start → Control Panel → System and security → Administrative tools → IIS Manager).
  2. Select the site want to configure and double click on the Register icon in the Features view. 
  3. Check that the Logging is enabled (Enable/Disable option on the Actions view).
  4. Select the log format in the Format field (Register File section from Features view).

W3C Extended format

The W3C Extended log file format is the default log file format for IIS and it corresponds to the web.iis.access-w3c tag.

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Sending IIS events to Devo

Devo recommends using the File Fetcher of the Endpoint Agent to forward IIS to Devo. You can also use the third-party tool, Snare Epilog. 

In both cases:

  • Make sure the logs are written in text files.
  • Have the complete paths to the log files on hand when setting up the sending.