These tips are based on version 1.4.0 of the Devo Relay.
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The relay comes with a few ports that are preconfigured with rules for managing specific types of events. For example, port 13000 is preconfigured to forward the events received directly to Devo without any other processing. This port should be used for events that are properly tagged in the data source. You can also create custom rules to tag and/or filter the events sent to the associated port on the relay. Each rule is stored in one of these two folders:
/opt/logtrust/scoja-server/conf/rules/ → Rules managed from the Devo web application.
/opt/logtrust/scoja-server/conf/unrules/ → Rules not managed from the Devo web application. These rules are directly managed from the relay machine itself.
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Log into the Devo web application.
Go to Administration → Relays and ELBs → Relays, click the ellipsis menu of the required relay, and select Edit. The Relay Input (Rules) screen appears.
Select the Force Generate New Certificate check box, then click the Apply Configuration button.
Ensure that the relay configuration is updating correctly
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