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Dropped Source Routed Packet Log Format

 

Applicable to version – 9.5.4 build 66 onwards

Once you have configured Cyberoam to send logs to external syslog server, Cyberoam forwards Dropped Source Routed Packet log to syslog server in the below given format.
 
If you have not yet configured Cyberoam to forward logs, refer How To – Enable logging and forward Logs to Syslog.

Log ID structure

Log ID – Unique 12 characters code (c1c2c3c4c5c6c7c8c9c10c11c12) e.g.010602605001
where:
c1c2 - Log Type ID
c3c4 - Log Component ID
c5c6 - Log Sub Type ID
c7 - Priority
c8c9c10c11c12 - Message ID

Log Type

Log Type ID

Log Type

01

Firewall

02

IDP

03

Anti Virus

04

Anti Spam

05

Content Filtering










Log Component

Log Component ID

Log Component

01

Firewall Rule

02

Invalid Traffic

03

Local ACLs

04

DoS Attack

05

ICMP Redirection

06

Source Routed

07

Anomaly

08

Signatures

09

HTTP

10

FTP

11

SMTP

12

POP3

13

IMAP4

14

Fragmented Traffic

15

Invalid Fragmented Traffic

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 






Log Subtype

Log Subtype ID

Sub Type

01

Allowed

02

Denied

03

Detect

04

Drop

05

Clean

06

Virus

07

Spam

08

Probable Spam

 

 









Priority

Priority

Description

0

Emergency

1

Alert

2

Critical

3

Error

4

Warning

5

Notice

6

Information

7

Debug

 

Each event is has unique message ID and is included as a part of log id.

Log Component

Event

Message ID

Firewall rule

Traffic allowed according to the firewall rule

00001

Traffic denied/dropped according to the firewall rule

00002

Invalid traffic

Invalid traffic denied

01001

Local ACLs

Traffic allowed according to the configured Local ACL

02001

Traffic denied according to the configured Local ACL

02002

DoS Attack

DoS attack denied according to the DoS settings

03001

ICMP Redirection

ICMP redirection traffic denied

04001

Source Routed

Source routed traffic denied

05001

Fragmented traffic

Fragmented traffic denied

01301

Invalid Fragmented traffic

Invalid Fragmented traffic denied

01601

IDP

Detected attacks based on unknown or suspicious patterns (anomaly)

06001

Dropped attacks based on unknown or suspicious patterns (anomaly)

06002

Detected attacks based on attack signature

07001

Dropped attacks based on attack signature

07002

Antivirus

HTTP – Virus infected URL blocked

08001

Virus infected FTP data transfer blocked

09001

FTP data transfer completed successfully

09002

Virus infected mail detected in SMTP traffic

10001

Virus infected mail detected in POP3 traffic

11001

Virus infected mail detected in IMAP4 traffic

12001

Antispam

Mail detected as SPAM in SMTP traffic and rejected

13001

Mail detected as SPAM in SMTP traffic and dropped

13004

Mail detected as SPAM in SMTP traffic but accepted

13005

Mail detected as SPAM in SMTP traffic but mail is forwarded after changing the original recipient address

13006

Mail detected as SPAM in SMTP traffic but forwarded after tagging the original subject i.e. adding prefix to the subject

13007

Mail detected as a PROBABLE SPAM in SMTP traffic and rejected

13002

Mail detected as PROBABLE SPAM in SMTP traffic and dropped

13008

Mail detected as PROBABLE SPAM in SMTP traffic but accepted

13009

Mail detected as PROBABLE SPAM in SMTP traffic but is forwarded after changing the original recipient address

13010

Mail detected as PROBABLE SPAM in SMTP traffic but forwarded after tagging the original subject i.e. adding prefix to the subject

13011

Clean mail in SMTP traffic

13004

Mail detected as SPAM in POP3 traffic but accepted

14001

Mail detected as PROBABLE SPAM in POP3 traffic but accepted

14002

Clean mail in POP3 traffic

14003

Mail detected as SPAM in POP3 traffic but mail is forwarded after changing the original recipient address

Mail detected as PROBABLE SPAM in POP3 traffic but forwarded after tagging the original subject i.e. adding prefix to the subject

14005

Mail detected as SPAM in IMAP4 traffic but accepted

15001

Mail detected as PROBABLE SPAM in IMAP4 traffic but accepted

15002

Clean mail in IMAP4 traffic

15003

Mail detected as SPAM in IMAP4 traffic but forwarded after tagging the original subject i.e. adding prefix to the subject

15004

Content Filter

Web site/file/application access allowed according to the Internet Access policy

16001

Web site/file/application access blocked according to the Internet Access policy

16002

 

 Sample Log

             

Event

Log sample

Source routed traffic denied

date=2007-12-12 time=14:10:53 timezone="IST" device_name="CR500i" device_id=C010600411-YFK5RL deployment_mode="Route" log_id=010602605001 log_type="Firewall" log_component="Source Routed" log_subtype="Denied" priority=Information duration=0 fw_rule_id=”” user_name="" user_gp="" iap=”” application="" application_id=”” in_interface="" out_interface="" src_ip=192.168.1.76 dst_ip=192.168.13.25 protocol="ICMP" icmp_type=8 icmp_code=0 sent_pkts=0 recv_pkts=0 sent_bytes=0 recv_bytes=0 tran_src_ip=0.0.0.0 tran_src_port=0 tran_dst_ip=0.0.0.0 tran_dst_port=0 srczonetype=”” dstzonetype=”” dir_disp=”” connevent=”” connid=”” vconnid=”” 

 

Log fields and description

SR. No.

DATA FIELDS

TYPE

DESCRIPTION

1

date

date

Date (yyyy-mm-dd) when the event occurred

For the allowed traffic - the date on which connection was started on Cyberoam

For the dropped traffic - the date when the packet was dropped by Cyberoam

2

time

time

Time (hh:mm:ss) when the event occurred

For the allowed traffic - the time when the connection was started on Cyberoam

For the dropped traffic - the time when the packet was dropped by Cyberoam

3

timezone

 

Time zone set on Cyberoam appliance e.g. IST

4

device_name

string

Model Number of the Cyberoam Appliance

5

device_id

string

Unique Identifier of the Cyberoam Appliance

6

deployment_mode

string

Mode in which Cyberoam is deployed

Possible values: Route, Bridge

7

log_id

string

Unique 12 characters code (c1c2c3c4c5c6c7c8c9c10c11)

c1c2 - Log Type e.g. 01 for firewall log

c3c4 - Log Component i.e. firewall/local ACL/ DoS Attack etc.

c5c6 - Log Sub Type i.e. allow/violation 

c7 - Priority e.g. 0 for Emergency

C8c9c10c11 - Message ID e.g. 00001 for traffic allowed by firewall

8

log_type

string

Type of event occurred in Cyberoam e.g. firewall event

9

log_component

string

Component responsible for logging e.g. Firewall rule

10

log_subtype

string

Decision taken on traffic

11

priority

string

Severity level of traffic

12

duration

integer

Durability of traffic (seconds)

13

firewall_rule_id

integer

Firewall rule id i.e. firewall rule id which is applied on the traffic

14

user_name

string

User name

15

user_group

string

Group Id of user

16

iap

integer

Internet Access policy Id applied on the traffic

17

application

string

Application name

18

application_id

string

Application identifier

19

in_interface

string

Interface for incoming traffic e.g. Port A

Blank for outgoing traffic

20

out_interface

string

Interface for outgoing traffic e.g. Port B

Blank for incoming traffic

21

source_ip

string

Original Source IP address of traffic

22

destination ip

string

Original Destination IP address of traffic

23

protocol

integer

Protocol number of traffic

24

source_port

integer

Original Source Port of TCP and UDP traffic

25

destination_port

integer

Original Destination Port of TCP and UDP traffic

26

icmp_type

integer

ICMP type of ICMP traffic

27

icmp_code

integer

ICMP code of ICMP traffic

28

sent_packets

integer

Total number of packets sent

29

received_packets

integer

Total number of packets received

30

sent_bytes

integer

Total number of bytes sent

31

received_bytes

integer

Total number of bytes received

32

translated_source_ ip

integer

Translated source IP address for outgoing traffic. It is applicable only in route mode.

Possible values:

"" – When Cyberoam is deployed in Bridge mode or source IP address translation is not done

IP Address – IP Address with which the original source IP address is translated

33

translated_source_port

integer

Translated source port for outgoing traffic. It is applicable only in route mode.

Possible values:

"" – When Cyberoam is deployed in Bridge mode or source port translation is not done

Port – Port with which the original port is translated

34

translated_destination_ip

integer

Translated Destination IP address for outgoing traffic. It is applicable only in route mode.

Possible values:

"" – When Cyberoam is deployed in Bridge mode or destination IP address translation is not done

IP Address – IP Address with which the original destination IP address is translated

35

translated_destination_port

integer

Translated Destination port for outgoing traffic. It is applicable only in route mode.

Possible values:

"N/A" – When Cyberoam is deployed in Bridge mode or destination port translation is not done

Port – Port with which the original port is translated

36

sourcezonetype

string

Type of source zone e.g. LAN

37

destinationzonetype

string

Type of destination zone e.g. WAN

38

direction_disposition

string

Packet direction

Possible values:

“org”, “reply”, “”

39

connection_event

 

Event on which this log is generated

40

connection id

integer

Unique identifier of connection

41

virtual connection id

integer

Connection ID of the master connection

 

Document version – 1.0-95466-26/06/2008

 

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