The Progress Kemp Technologies CEF Extension is a key-value pairing of information providing extra details based on the 'Device Event Class ID'. This is clarified through the use of examples below.

L7 ESP CEF Logs

The following example shows an 'Accept' message with 'Device Event Class ID' of '0'.

CEF:0|Kemp|LM|1.0|0|Accept|0|vs=10.35.56.32:80 event=Accept srcip=10.0.30.127 srcport=6045 msg=Accept

The CEF Extension comprises of:

Extension key-value pair

Description

vs

This is the Virtual Service IP address

event This is a string describing the event type; typically, the same as the 'Name' field in the CEF header
srcip This is the source IP address that originated the request
srcport This is the source port that originated the request
msg This is a free-form string providing extra details

The following example shows a 'Slave Accept' message with 'Device Event Class ID' of '1':

CEF:0|Kemp|LM|1.0|1|Slave accept|0|vs=10.0.70.142:80 event=Slave accept srcip=10.35.2.94 srcport=56838 msg=Slave accept

The CEF Extension comprises of:

Extension key-value pair

Description

vs

This is the Virtual Service IP address: Port combination

event This is a string describing the event type; typically, the same as the 'Name' field in the CEF header
srcip This is the source IP address that originated the request
srcport This is the source port that originated the request
msg This is a free-form string providing extra details

The following example shows an 'SSL Accept' message with 'Device Event Class ID' of '2':

CEF:0|Kemp|LM|1.0|2|SSL accept|0|vs=10.0.70.141:80 event=SSL accept srcip=10.35.2.94 srcport=65431 msg=SSL accept

The CEF Extension comprises of:

Extension key-value pair

Description

vs

This is the Virtual Service IP address: Port combination

event This is a string describing the event type; typically, the same as the 'Name' field in the CEF header
srcip This is the source IP address that originated the request
srcport This is the source port that originated the request

The following example shows a 'Connection Timed Out' message with 'Device Event Class ID' of '3':

CEF:0|Kemp|LM|1.0|3|Connection timed out|1|vs=10.0.70.141:80 event=Connection timed out srcip=10.0.71.104 srcport=61956 msg=waiting for initial client request await_remaddr=0

The CEF Extension comprises of:

Extension key-value pair

Description

vs

This is the Virtual Service IP address: Port combination

event This is a string describing the event type; typically, the same as the 'Name' field in the CEF header
srcip This is the source IP address that originated the request
srcport This is the source port that originated the request
msg This is a free-form string providing extra details
await_remaddr Internal flag - likely to be zero

The following example shows an 'Connected' message with 'Device Event Class ID' of '4':

CEF:0|Kemp|LM|1.0|4|Connected|1|vs=10.35.56.32:80 event=Connected srcip=10.0.30.127 srcport=8454 dstip=10.35.9.11 dstport=80

The CEF Extension comprises of:

Extension key-value pair

Description

vs

This is the Virtual Service IP address: Port combination

event This is a string describing the event type; typically, the same as the 'Name' field in the CEF header
srcip This is the source IP address that originated the request
srcport This is the source port that originated the request
dstip This is the destination IP address for this connection
dstport This is the destination port for this connection

The following example shows a 'Connection Failed' message with 'Device Event Class ID' of '5':

CEF:0|Kemp|LM|1.0|5|Connection failed|3|vs=172.16.151.21:80 event=Connection failed srcip=192.168.10.67 srcport=17548 dstip=172.16.128.37 dstport=82

The CEF Extension comprises of:

Extension key-value pair

Description

vs

This is the Virtual Service IP address: Port combination

event This is a string describing the event type; typically, the same as the 'Name' field in the CEF header
srcip This is the source IP address that originated the request
srcport This is the source port that originated the request
dstip This is the destination IP address for this connection
dstport This is the destination port for this connection

The following example shows a 'Logged off' message with 'Device Event Class ID' of '6':

CEF:0|Kemp|LM|1.0|6|Logged off|1|vs=172.16.151.50:443 event=Logged off user=aduser1@kpauto.net srcip=192.168.10.67

The CEF Extension comprises of:

Extension key-value pair

Description

vs

This is the Virtual Service IP address: Port combination

event This is a string describing the event type; typically, the same as the 'Name' field in the CEF header
user The user that was entered in the ESP form and logged on
srcip This is the source IP address that originated the request

The following example shows an 'Accept' message with 'Device Event Class ID' of '7':

CEF:0|Kemp|LM|1.0|7|User Interaction|2|vs=10.0.70.141:443 event=User Interaction srcip=10.35.2.94 srcport=6045 msg=User Interaction

Extension key-value pair

Description

vs

This is the Virtual Service IP address: Port combination

event This is a string describing the event type; typically, the same as the 'Name' field in the CEF header
srcip This is the source IP address that originated the request
srcport This is the source port that originated the request
msg This is a free form string providing extra details

The following example shows a 'Logged On' message with 'Device Event Class ID' of '8':

CEF:0|Kemp|LM|1.0|8|Logged on|1|vs=10.0.70.141:80 event=Logged on srcip=10.0.11.113 user=ruth msg=logged on

The CEF Extension comprises of:

Extension key-value pair

Description

vs

This is the Virtual Service IP address

event This is a string describing the event type; typically, the same as the 'Name' field in the CEF header
srcip This is the source IP address that originated the request
user The username of the user who attempted to log on
msg This is a free-form string providing extra details

The following example shows an 'Access Denied' message with 'Device Event Class ID' of '9':

CEF:0|Kemp|LM|1.0|9|Access Denied|6|vs=10.35.56.32:80 event=Access Denied srcip=10.0.30.127 user=ExampleUser msg=denied access

The CEF Extension comprises of:

Extension key-value pair

Description

vs

This is the Virtual Service IP address: Port combination

event This is a string describing the event type; typically, the same as the 'Name' field in the CEF header
srcip This is the source IP address that originated the request
user The username of the user who attempted to log on
msg This is a free-form string providing extra details

The following example shows an 'Access Blocked' message with 'Device Event Class ID' of '10':

CEF:0|Kemp|LM|1.0|10|Access Blocked|6|vs=10.0.70.141:443 event=Access Blocked srcip=10.35.2.94 user=administrator msg=blocked access

The CEF Extension comprises of:

Extension key-value pair

Description

vs

This is the Virtual Service IP address: Port combination

event This is a string describing the event type; typically, the same as the 'Name' field in the CEF header
srcip This is the source IP address that originated the request
user The user that was entered into the ESP form and logged on
msg This is a free-form string providing extra details

The following example shows a 'Request' message with 'Device Event Class ID' of '14':

CEF:0|Kemp|LM|1.0|14|Request|1|vs=10.35.56.32:80 event=Request srcip=10.0.30.127 srcport=8454 method=GET url=http://10.35.56.32/ user=peter@street.com

The CEF Extension comprises of:

Extension key-value pair

Description

vs

This is the Virtual Service IP address: Port combination

event This is a string describing the event type; typically, the same as the 'Name' field in the CEF header
srcip This is the source IP address that originated the request
srcport This is the source port that originated the request
method The HTML method, for example GET or POST.
URL The URL that the user is trying to access.
user The user making the request.

The following example shows an 'Attempt' message with 'Device Event Class ID' of '15':

CEF:0|Kemp|LM|1.0|15|Attempt|2|vs=172.16.151.21:80 event=Attempt srcip=192.168.10.67 srcport=17946 method=GET url=http://172.16.151.21/ user=test.030@kpauto.net

The CEF Extension comprises of:

Extension key-value pair

Description

vs

This is the Virtual Service IP address: Port combination

event This is a string describing the event type; typically, the same as the 'Name' field in the CEF header
srcip This is the source IP address that originated the request
srcport This is the source port that originated the request
method The HTML method, for example GET or POST.
URL The URL that the user is trying to access.
user The user making the request.

The following example shows an 'Attempted XSS attack' message with 'Device Event Class ID' of '16':

CEF:0|Kemp|LM||1.0|16|Attempted XSS attack|9|vs=10.0.70.141:80 event=Attempted XSS attack srcip=10.0.71.104 srcport=62098 dtcode=7

The CEF Extension comprises of:

Extension key-value pair

Description

vs

This is the Virtual Service IP address: Port combination

event This is a string describing the event type; typically, the same as the 'Name' field in the CEF header
srcip This is the source IP address that originated the request
srcport This is the source port that originated the request
dtcode This only appears if someone is trying to access an ESP Virtual Service in a way that suggests they are trying to hack the system (for example, there are missing fields or bad characters in the request)

The following example shows an 'SMTP Parse Failure' message with 'Device Event Class ID' of '17':

2020-06-24T15:51:08+00:00 lb100 l7log: CEF:0|Kemp|LM|1.0|17|SMTP parse failure|7|vs=10.1.133.11:25 event=SMTP parse failure src=10.0.71.175:61401

The CEF Extension comprises of:

Extension key-value pair

Description

vs

This is the Virtual Service IP address: Port combination

event This is a string describing the event type; typically, the same as the 'Name' field in the CEF header
src This is the Source IP address: Port that originated the request

The following example shows an 'SMTP Blocked' message with 'Device Event Class ID' of '18':

2020-06-24T15:49:20+00:00 lb100 l7log: CEF:0|Kemp|LM|1.0|18|SMTP Blocked|6|vs=10.1.133.11:25 event=SMTP Blocked src=10.0.71.175:61401 resource=ktest.com

The CEF Extension comprises of:

Extension key-value pair

Description

vs

This is the Virtual Service IP address: Port combination

event This is a string describing the event type; typically, the same as the 'Name' field in the CEF header
src This is the Source IP address: Port that originated the request
resource The URL that someone is trying to access.

The following example shows a 'Blocked access to directory' message with 'Device Event Class ID' of '19':

CEF:0|Kemp|LM|1.0|19|Blocked access to directory|6|vs=10.0.70.141:80 event=Blocked access to directory srcip=10.35.2.94 srcport=62951 resource=/

The CEF Extension comprises of:

Extension key-value pair

Description

vs

This is the Virtual Service IP address: Port combination

event This is a string describing the event type; typically, the same as the 'Name' field in the CEF header
srcip This is the source IP address that originated the request
srcport This is the source port that originated the request
resource The URL that someone is trying to access.

The following example shows a 'Blocked access to host' message with 'Device Event Class ID' of '20':

CEF:0|Kemp|LM|1.0|20|Blocked access to host|6|vs=10.0.70.141:80 event=Blocked access to host srcip=10.35.2.94 srcport=63054 resource=10.0.70.141

The CEF Extension comprises of:

Extension key-value pair

Description

vs

This is the Virtual Service IP address: Port combination

event This is a string describing the event type; typically, the same as the 'Name' field in the CEF header
srcip This is the source IP address that originated the request
srcport This is the source port that originated the request
resource The URL or IP address that someone is trying to access.

SSOMGR CEF Logs

The following example shows a 'User AAA' message with 'Device Event Class ID' of '100':

CEF:0|Kemp|LM|1.0|100|User AAA|0|vs=10.35.46.235:443 event=User AAA user=mohit@parent.net domain=parent.net server=172.21.135.103 protocol=LDAP Unencrypted result=0:Success

The CEF Extension comprises of:

Extension key-value pair

Description

vs

This is the Virtual Service IP address: Port combination

event This is a string describing the event type; typically, the same as the 'Name' field in the CEF header
user The username of the user who attempted to log on
domain The name of the domain to be used
server This is the address of the server
protocol This is the type of selected protocol
result This is the result for this connection

The following example shows a 'User session timeout' message with 'Device Event Class ID' of '101':

CEF:0|Kemp|LM|1.0|101|User session timeout|0|vs=10.35.46.242:443 event=User session timeout user=mohit@parent.net domain=MULLTIDOMAIN msg=Deleted expired user session, start time:1629182393 duration:69 seconds

The CEF Extension comprises of:

Extension key-value pair

Description

vs

This is the Virtual Service IP address: Port combination

event This is a string describing the event type; typically, the same as the 'Name' field in the CEF header
user The username of the user who attempted to log on
domain The name of the domain to be used
msg This is a free-form string providing extra details

The following example shows a 'User session kill' message with 'Device Event Class ID' of '102':

CEF:0|Kemp|LM|1.0|102|User session kill|0|vs=10.35.46.235:443 event=User session kill user=mohit@parent.net domain=MULLTIDOMAIN msg=Deleted user session, start time:1629378587 duration:8 seconds

The CEF Extension comprises of:

Extension key-value pair

Description

vs

This is the Virtual Service IP address: Port combination

event This is a string describing the event type; typically, the same as the 'Name' field in the CEF header
user The username of the user who attempted to log on
domain The name of the domain to be used
msg This is a free-form string providing extra details

The following example shows a 'Kill all sessions' message with 'Device Event Class ID' of '103':

CEF:0|Kemp|LM|1.0|103|Kill all sessions|0|event=Kill all sessions domain=MULLTIDOMAIN msg=Deleted 1 user session(s) associated with domain

The CEF Extension comprises of:

Extension key-value pair

Description

vs

This is the Virtual Service IP address: Port combination

event This is a string describing the event type; typically, the same as the 'Name' field in the CEF header
user The username of the user who attempted to log on
domain The name of the domain to be used
msg This is a free-form string providing extra details

The following example shows a 'Flush SSO cache' message with 'Device Event Class ID' of '104':

CEF:0|Kemp|LM|1.0|104|Flush SSO cache|1|event=Flush SSO cache msg=SSO cache being flushed user sessions:1 cookie sessions:1

The CEF Extension comprises of:

Extension key-value pair

Description

vs

This is the Virtual Service IP address: Port combination

event This is a string describing the event type; typically, the same as the 'Name' field in the CEF header
user The username of the user who attempted to log on
domain The name of the domain to be used
msg This is a free-form string providing extra details