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Has anyone else successfully stripped sensitive information from events with sourcetype=iis? I'm at a bit of a loss as to what I can do (other than creating a new sourcetype) to resolve this issue. I believe that since Splunk 6.1 the default nf uses INDEXED_EXTRACTIONS = w3c and my hunch is that the field is being extracted from the log, at index time, before the SEDCMD is running.
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I did a search of the forum for anonymizer, and found a few suggestions of getting it for security, but no mention of how to make it work. If you have an email address set up to use port 25, please. RFID-based systems are becoming a widely deployed pervasive technology that is more and more used in applications where privacy-sensitive information is. I have tried all three available settings (socks4, socks5 & http) and cannot connect under any. Anonymizer Universal blocks unencrypted mail port 25 to prevent abuse of our service by spammers.
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With a friendly user-interface, it runs seamlessly in the background and requires absolutely. I have gone to options and set it to use the correct proxy. Anonymizer Universal masks your true IP address, ensuring all of your Internet activities remain private and confidential. #Fields: date time s-ip cs-method cs-url cs-args cs-port cs-user cs-ip x cs-status x x x cs-cookie #Software: Microsoft Internet Information Services 7.5 The sourcetype is correctly set as "iis" and the following config will stip the cookie value from the example log below as expected (the event shows with 'XXXXX's when searched for in splunk), but the cs_cookie field from the event is still showing up with the original cookie value at search time: I need to strip cookie values from IIS events.