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Tripwire Logcenter Data Collection Capabilities August 2021 DATASHEET Tripwire LogCenter Data Collection Capabilities August 2021 Turning log data into Tripwire® LogCenter® supports a variety of data collection methods, including information requires agent-based collection using the Tripwire Axon® agent, and agentless collection support for the via syslog, SNMP, WMI, file collectors and remote connectors for Cisco, Check platforms that matter Point and databases. The Tripwire Axon agent available with Tripwire LogCenter supports the following platforms: » CentOS Linux 5.3–5.11+ (32- and 64-bit) » CentOS Linux 6.0–6.5+ (32- and 64-bit) » CentOS Linux 7.0–7.3 (64-bit) » Debian Linux 8.5–8.10 (32- 64-bit) » Oracle Linux UEK 7.2–7.5 (64-bit) » Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.3–5.11+ (32- and 64-bit) » Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.0–6.6 (32- and 64-bit) » Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.0–7.4 (64-bit) » SUSE Linux 11.4, 12.0–12.3 (64-bit) » Ubuntu Linux 14.04.4 LTS and above (32- and 64-bit) » Ubuntu Linux 16.04 LTS and above (32- and 64-bit) » Microsoft Windows 7 (32- and 64-bit) » Microsoft Windows 8, 8.1, 8.1 Embedded (32- and 64-bit) » Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit) » Microsoft Windows Embedded POSReady 7 (32- and 64-bit) » Microsoft Windows Server 2008 SP1, SP2 (32- and 64-bit) » Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 (64-bit) » Microsoft Windows Server 2012 (64-bit) » Microsoft Windows Server 2012 R2 (64-bit) » Microsoft Windows Server 2016 R2 (64-bit) Data collection is only part of the equation. Tripwire LogCenter normalizes the log data it collects in order to make it accessible and useful with its product capabilities of indexing, search and correlation. Tripwire LogCenter supports normalization rules for products in the following table, and Tripwire is constantly expanding the set of platforms for which support is available. FOUNDATIONAL CONTROLS FOR SECURITY, COMPLIANCE & IT OPERATIONS Vendor Product Vendor Product A10 Networks, Inc. A10 Networks Cisco Systems Cisco Secure IDS Adiscon EventReporter Cisco Systems Cisco IMC Adtran, Inc Adtran NetVanta Cisco Systems Cisco IOS AIDE AIDE Cisco Systems Cisco ISE Alcatel Alcatel AOS Cisco Systems Cisco Ironport (ESA/WSA) Alcatel Alcatel Wifi Cisco Systems Cisco PIX® Security Appliance Alcatel-Lucent OmniAccess ESR Compact and Modular Routers Cisco Systems Cisco VPN Series Concentrator Anixter Bosch IP Camera Cisco Systems Cisco Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) Apache Software Foundation Apache HTTP Server Cisco Systems Linksys VPN Router Apache Software Foundation Apache James Server Cisco Systems Cisco NX-OS Apache Software Foundation Apache log4j Citrix Netscaler APC NetBotz Clavister AB Clavister APC PDU Cloudflare Enterprise Log Share Apple Mac OS Computer Associates SiteMinder Policy Server Arbiter Systems Arbiter GPS Satellite Clock Cordys Cordys Arbor Networks Arbor Networks Courier POP3 Courier POP3 Arbor Networks Arbor Peakflow Cybectec SMP 16 Gateway Array Networks Array Networks CyberArk Enterprise Password Vault Aruba Networks Aruba Wireless CyberArk Privileged Identity Management Aruba Networks ArubaOS CyberArk Privileged Identity Management (CEF Events) Aruba Networks ClearPass Access Management CyberGuard CyberGuard Astaro ASG 320 Security Gateway Debian GNU/Linux Debian AudioCodes Limited Mediant Dell Defender Avaya(Nortel) Secure Router Dell Dell EMC Axis Communications Axis Dell Dell EMC VNXe-Unity BalaBit IT Security Syslog-ng Agent for Windows Dell Dell Equallogic Barracuda Networks Barracuda Load Balancer Dell Dell iDRAC6 Barracuda Networks Barracuda Message Archiver Dell Dell iDRAC7 Barracuda Networks Barracuda NG Firewall Dell Dell Networking OS Barracuda Networks Barracuda Web Filter Dell Dell PowerConnect Barracuda Networks Barracuda Web Security Gateway Digi Digi Passport BeyondTrust Bomgar PRA Digi PortServer Blue Coat Systems Blue Coat ProxyAV DigitalPersona, Inc. Digital Persona Blue Coat Systems Blue Coat ProxySG DLink DLink BMC Software Discovery Docker Docker BMC Software TrueSight Operations Management Duo Authentication Proxy Bro.org Bro Eaton Cooper Yukon IED Manager Suite (IMS) Brocade Switch EMC EMC Recoverpoint Brocade Wireless LAN Controller Enterasys Networks Dragon EMS Cambium Networks PTP Series Enterasys Networks Dragon HIDS CentOS CentOS Enterasys Networks Enterasys Check Point Check Point ESRI ArcGIS Check Point GAiA Extreme Networks Extreme XOS Check Point Check Point SmartDefense Extreme Networks ExtremeWare Check Point Check Point SmartCenter F5 Networks F5 BIG-IP Cisco Systems Cisco ASA (Adaptive Security Appliance) F5 Networks F5 Firepass Cisco Systems Cisco CallManager FileMaker FileMaker Server Cisco Systems Cisco CatOS FileZilla FileZilla Server Cisco Systems Cisco IOS FireEye Endpoint Security Cisco Systems Cisco IPS FireEye Web MPS Cisco Systems Cisco Mobility Services Engine (MSE) FNS Bancs FNS Bancs Cisco Systems Cisco Secure Access Control Server (ACS) Forescout CounterACT Cisco Systems Cisco Security Agent (CSA) Forescout Forescout Cisco Systems Cisco Prime Network Control (NCS) ForgeRock openAM Cisco Systems Cisco Prime Infrastructure Fortinet FortiAnalyzer Cisco Systems Cisco Security Manager Fortinet FortiAuthenticator Cisco Systems Firepower NGIPS Fortinet FortiGate Cisco Systems Firepower Management Center Fortinet FortiGate v4.0 MR2 Cisco Systems Cisco FWSM (Firewall Service Module) Fortinet FortiGate v4.0 MR3 Vendor Product Vendor Product Fortinet FortiGate v5.0 Mageia Mageia Fortinet FortiOS ManageEngine Password Manager Pro Fortinet FortiWifi Mandriva S.A. Mandriva Fortinet FortiWeb Marconi Marconi Foundry Networks Foundry ServerIron McAfee McAfee Alert Manager FreeBSD Foundation FreeBSD McAfee McAfee DAM GarrettCom INOS McAfee McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator (ePO) GarrettCom MNS-6K-SECURE McAfee McAfee IntruShield GarrettCom MNS-DX McAfee McAfee NSM Gauntlet Gauntlet Modem McAfee McAfee VirusScan GE iFix McAfee McAfee Web Gateway Gentoo Linux Gentoo McAfee Sidewinder GitHub GitHub McAfee Firewall Enterprise GlobalSCAPE GlobalScape Meinberg LANTIME Guardix Guardix MICROS Systems, Inc. Micros Opera Hewlett-Packard Company (HP) HP 3PAR Microsoft BIZTalk Hirschmann Industrial Ethernet Rail Switch Power Lite Microsoft IIS Advanced Logging Module; IIS - Web/FTP Hirschmann Industrial Ethernet Switches Microsoft Microsoft Cloud App Security Hirschmann Industrial Firewall Microsoft Microsoft DHCP Server Hirschmann Industrial HiVision Microsoft Microsoft Exchange Server HP HP Comware Microsoft Microsoft Forefront Threat Management Gateway HP HP EVA Microsoft Microsoft Internet Authentication Service (IAS) HP HP GbE2c Ethernet Blade Switch Microsoft Microsoft ISA Server HP HP iLO Microsoft Microsoft Operations Manager (MOM) HP HP OpenVMS Microsoft Microsoft Proxy Logs HP HP ProCurve Microsoft Microsoft SQL Server HP HP SAN Switch Microsoft Microsoft SQL Server (CEF Events) HP HP-UX Microsoft Microsoft Sysmon HP HP Onboard Administrator Microsoft Network Policy Server (NPS) HP HP TippingPoint Microsoft Windows HP HP Virtual Connect Microsoft Windows XP-2003 HyTrust, Inc. HyTrust Security Appliance Microsoft Windows 2008, 2008 R2, 2012, Vista, 7, 8, 2016 IBM AIX Microsoft Windows 10, 2019 IBM AS/400 Microsoft Windows LTR IBM IBM WebSphere Microsoft Windows 2003 Firewall IBM Informix Dynamic Server Microsoft Windows 2008 R2 Firewall IBM Corporation ServeRaid Motorola Motorola AirDefense IBM Internet Security Systems (ISS) ISS Motorola RFS IBM Internet Security Systems (ISS) NetworkIce MOXA NPort IBM Lotus Development Corporation IBM Lotus Notes MySQL AB MySQL Linux Imperva SecureSphere WAF MySQL AB MySQL Windows Industrial Defender Network Intrusion Detection System (NIDS) NetApp NetApp ONTAP Infoblox Inc. Infoblox NIOS NetApp NetApp Virtual Tape Library Informatica Informatica PowerCenter NetBSD NetBSD Ingrian Networks IngrianNAE Netopia Netopia Inter7 Vpopmail Newnet Communication Tech AccessGuard Internet Systems Consortium, Inc. Bind Linux Nginx Nginx Internet Systems Consortium, Inc. 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