07-02-2001 07:22 AM - edited 03-08-2019 08:26 PM
I configured a sensor / director to TCP reset matched strings, and it works fine. However, it never updates the openview map with an alert. The map does log a number of valid alerts, but I can't get it to update real-time.
I have changing loggerd and smid values. Is there something else that needs to be configured on the director?
Thanks.
07-02-2001 11:33 AM
By default only severity level 3,4 and 5 alarms will be placed in the openview map, level 1 and 2 alarms are logged on the sensor.
So if you created a new string match signature then did you change the severity level to 3 or higher?
Also it could be that the openview map you are looking at is ReadOnly. Only the first openview map opened is Read/Write, and the map must be Read/Write for new alarms to appear.
07-02-2001 12:02 PM
Thanks - I did set the severity levels for the match.
The only map attributes I could find (for the default map) is set to read/write. I am wondering if the smid process is configured correctly. The smid.conf only shows an entry for loggerd, not smid, but the documentation I have is not very detailed.
07-02-2001 12:23 PM
The bottom left of the map window should say "default (Read-Write)".
I can take a look at your configuration if you would like.
You can send the following files directly to me here at Cisco:
From the sensor:
/usr/nr/etc/hosts
/usr/nr/etc/packetd.conf
/usr/nr/etc/destinations
/usr/nr/etc/daemons
From the director:
/usr/nr/etc/destinations
/usr/nr/etc/smid.conf
/usr/nr/etc/daemons
Also if you could generate a String Match alarm, as well as a normal alarm.
See if the normal alarm shows up in openview.
Then send me the /usr/nr/var/log.
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