

For information about Splunk's built-in Duo 2FA protection, see the Duo Two-Factor Authentication for Splunk Enterprise documentation.ĭuo Protection for Splunk SSO has been tested on Splunk 6.5.2. This documentation is for protecting Splunk SAML logins. Use the Duo Single Sign-on for Splunk application to protect Splunk with Duo Single Sign-On, our cloud-hosted identity provider featuring Duo Central and the Duo Universal Prompt. Please see the Guide to Duo Access Gateway end of life for more details. Customers may not create new DAG applications after May 19, 2022. This will open the search page.Duo Access Gateway will reach end of life in October 2023. On the ISE Summary View graph, click on the last Passed-Authentication In Splunk, select the Cisco ISE application on the left The test device should match on the LabAccess policy created in the ISE Policy Set. In ISE, navigate to Operations > RADIUS > Live Logs Once completed, the Targets column should display Splunk for any desired messages to be sent to Splunk from ISE To add the Spunk logging target, open each of the categories in this list, select Splunk, then click > and Save Posture and Client Provisioning Diagnostics Select Logging Categories from the list on the leftĮdit each of the logging categories below to include the Splunk target Select Remote Logging Targets on the left then click AddĪdd the Splunk instance Name, IP address, and the Syslog port configured on Splunk ( 514)Ĭonfirm the warning about the unsecure connection In ISE, navigate to Administration > Logging sourcetype="cisco:nvm:flowdata" |deleteĬonfigure ISE to forward Syslog to Splunk.In order to delete any log received from ISE: sudo firewall-cmd -zone=public -permanent -add-port 514/udp.Open the port 514 (CentOS by using the commands and reload the firewall:
#Splunk group by app update#
Make sure you update your Linux firewall to allows ISE to send syslog to splunk by taking into account the following detail in Spunk server: If the settings look correct on the Review page, click Submit Repeat the process for the Spunk Add-on for Cisco Identity Services file needed to enable pxGrid integration with SplunkĪfter the restart has completed, log in to the Spunk Enterprise GUI and click on Add Data Log in to Splunk and click the cog-wheel to the right of Apps on the left of the screenīrowse and choose the Splunk for Cisco Identity Services (ISE) file downloaded in step 2, then click Uploadĭelay the restart until after the second application is installed to prevent the need to restart Splunk twice.

#Splunk group by app download#

There are two applications that are used in this walk-through: Note: Always check with ISE and Splunk team on current recommended releases This functionality has been deprecated by Splunk.įor more information, troubleshooting and upgrade, see the associated product documentation for the app There was an application version before this that used pxGrid 1.0 and EPS (endpoint protection services) to quarantine devices. The purpose of this guide is to showcase the 2 applications available in Splunkbase to use with Cisco ISE Syslog. It is assumed that Splunk Enterprise 7.x+ (8.x preferred) has been installed. The reader should be familiar with Splunk and ISE. This document is intended for Cisco Engineers, Partners and Customers deploying Splunk-for-ISE Add-on & Cisco Identity Service Engine (ISE) 2.4+ (use current recommended release).
