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Monitoring CISCO ACLs with ELK stack 5.4 (part4)

Hi again world! Summer is reaching its peak here at the Spanish coast... so less time to write IT articles and more time to outdoor fun ;-) Anyhow, let's end up this series of articles about setting up ELK stack and monitor CISCO ACLs. This one is the last, and

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Monitoring CISCO ACLs with ELK stack 5.4 (part3)

Hi again world! So, let's continue this series of articles about setting up a little, sigle server, all-in-one, ELK environment to draw nice dashboards about our CISCO labs. In this third article I'm going to dump my notes, and configuration for Logstash. I'll briefly describe the installation and focus on

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Monitoring CISCO ACLs with ELK stack 5.4 (part2)

Hi again people! In this second article (visit here part1) about ELK setup on Linux Debian to analyze CISCO logs (ACLs and/or PIX/ASA) I will keep giving shape to the notes I took during the actual setup. It is very useful to me to learn and consolidate knoledge,

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Monitoring CISCO ACLs with ELK stack 5.4 (part1)

Hi again world! After finishing my exams, I've got finally time these last days for playing with a pair of things I got pending for some time... By one side, having passed almost two years since I did my first labs with ELK stack, and later successfully deploying it at

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Disk and MoBo temp monitor in transparent Conky...

Conky monitoring widget Conky is a cool monitoring piece of software. When set with transparency, it provides a kind of cool, floating monitoring widget in your desktop, providing a clear, nice and quick overview of our computer, providing plenty of information from many sources (CPU clock, hardware temp, filesystem usages,

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Check_mk on pfSense 2.2.x

In my last post I explained how do I manage settiing munin in pfSense systems, so, you may guess, I'm one of those monitoring fans around... So, that we have plenty of information on how to get our pfSense boxes monitoried by ELK (Elasticsearch Logstash Kibana) stack, I'm going to

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Munin-node on pfSense 2.1.x and 2.2.x

I like monitoring... and, after early mrtg experiences, munin was my first, production, centralized monitoring system I dealt with. Although focused in graphing, It is very useful if you want a quick plain website where you can simply put and browse all your systems graphs. Since I use pfSense both