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network.citrix

Introduction

The tags beginning with network.citrix identify events generated by Citrix (formally known as Citrix NetScaler)

Valid tags and data tables

The full tag must have 4 levels. The first two are fixed as network.citrix. The third level identifies the type of events sent, and the fourth level indicates the event subtype.

Technology

Brand

Type

Subtype

Technology

Brand

Type

Subtype

network

citrix

adc



  • aaa

  • aaatm

  • api

  • cli

  • event

  • gui

  • ica

  • snmp

  • ssllog

  • sslvpn

  • tcp

  • other

netscaler

snmp

These are the valid tags and corresponding data tables that will receive the parsers' data:

Tag

Devo table

Tag

Devo table

network.citrix.adc.aaa

network.citrix.adc.aaa

network.citrix.adc.aaatm

network.citrix.adc.aaatm

network.citrix.adc.api

network.citrix.adc.api

network.citrix.adc.cli

network.citrix.adc.cli

network.citrix.adc.event

network.citrix.adc.event

network.citrix.adc.gui

network.citrix.adc.gui

network.citrix.adc.ica

network.citrix.adc.ica

network.citrix.adc.snmp

network.citrix.adc.snmp

network.citrix.adc.ssllog

network.citrix.adc.ssllog

network.citrix.adc.sslvpn

network.citrix.adc.sslvpn

network.citrix.adc.tcp

network.citrix.adc.tcp

network.citrix.adc.other  **

network.citrix.adc.other

network.citrix.netscaler.snmp

network.citrix.netscaler.snmp

** For any other network.citrix.adc logs, use network.citrix.adc.other table.

How is the data sent to Devo?

Logs generated by Cisco must be sent to the Devo platform via the Devo Relay to secure communication. See the required relay rule below:

  • Source Port → Set as required

  • Source data → default (\S+)

  • Target tag → network.citrix.adc.\\d1

  • Target message → \\d0