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Fix Cisco ASA/FTD msgs that use a host name as NAT address #18376
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Sometimes the mapped source/destination IP field of an event is a hostname instead of an IP address. This caused ingestion of the event to fail. This patch makes the asa-ftd-pipeline to only populate those fields when a valid IP address is found. In the future we may want to revisit this if .nat.domain or .nat.address fields become available.
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…8376) Sometimes the mapped source/destination IP field of an event is a hostname instead of an IP address. This caused ingestion of the event to fail. This patch makes the asa-ftd-pipeline to only populate those fields when a valid IP address is found. In the future we may want to revisit this if .nat.domain or .nat.address fields become available. (cherry picked from commit b24ed97)
…8376) Sometimes the mapped source/destination IP field of an event is a hostname instead of an IP address. This caused ingestion of the event to fail. This patch makes the asa-ftd-pipeline to only populate those fields when a valid IP address is found. In the future we may want to revisit this if .nat.domain or .nat.address fields become available. (cherry picked from commit b24ed97)
…8376) Sometimes the mapped source/destination IP field of an event is a hostname instead of an IP address. This caused ingestion of the event to fail. This patch makes the asa-ftd-pipeline to only populate those fields when a valid IP address is found. In the future we may want to revisit this if .nat.domain or .nat.address fields become available. (cherry picked from commit b24ed97)
…w-oss * upstream/master: (27 commits) Disable host fields for "cloud", panw, cef modules (elastic#18223) [docs] Rename monitoring collection from legacy internal collection to legacy collection (elastic#18504) Introduce auto detection of format (elastic#18095) Add additional fields to address issue elastic#18465 for googlecloud audit log (elastic#18472) Fix libbeat import path in seccomp policy template (elastic#18418) Address Okta input issue elastic#18530 (elastic#18534) [Ingest Manager] Avoid Chown on windows (elastic#18512) Fix Cisco ASA/FTD msgs that use a host name as NAT address (elastic#18376) [CI] Optimise stash/unstash performance (elastic#18473) Libbeat: Remove global loggers from libbeat/metric and libbeat/cloudid (elastic#18500) Fix PANW bad mapping of client/source and server/dest packets and bytes (elastic#18525) Add a file lock to the data directory on startup to prevent multiple agents. (elastic#18483) Followup to 12606 (elastic#18316) changed input from syslog to tcp/udp due to unsupported RFC (elastic#18447) Improve ECS field mappings in Sysmon module. (elastic#18381) [Elastic Agent] Cleaner output of inspect command (elastic#18405) [Elastic Agent] Pick up version from libbeat (elastic#18350) Update communitybeats.asciidoc (elastic#18470) [Metricbeat] Change visualization interval from 15m to >=15m (elastic#18466) docs: Fix typo in kerberos docs (elastic#18503) ...
…18546) Sometimes the mapped source/destination IP field of an event is a hostname instead of an IP address. This caused ingestion of the event to fail. This patch makes the asa-ftd-pipeline to only populate those fields when a valid IP address is found. In the future we may want to revisit this if .nat.domain or .nat.address fields become available. (cherry picked from commit b24ed97)
…18545) Sometimes the mapped source/destination IP field of an event is a hostname instead of an IP address. This caused ingestion of the event to fail. This patch makes the asa-ftd-pipeline to only populate those fields when a valid IP address is found. In the future we may want to revisit this if .nat.domain or .nat.address fields become available. (cherry picked from commit b24ed97)
…18544) Sometimes the mapped source/destination IP field of an event is a hostname instead of an IP address. This caused ingestion of the event to fail. This patch makes the asa-ftd-pipeline to only populate those fields when a valid IP address is found. In the future we may want to revisit this if .nat.domain or .nat.address fields become available. (cherry picked from commit b24ed97)
…8376) (elastic#18546) Sometimes the mapped source/destination IP field of an event is a hostname instead of an IP address. This caused ingestion of the event to fail. This patch makes the asa-ftd-pipeline to only populate those fields when a valid IP address is found. In the future we may want to revisit this if .nat.domain or .nat.address fields become available. (cherry picked from commit c4ccf2a)
What does this PR do?
Fixes the ingestion of Cisco ASA/FTD events that have a hostname as a NAT target, where an IP was expected.
Why is it important?
Because some NAT setups were causing ingestion failures.
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