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MarkBoothmaa
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Possible BUG - Veeam Event Logs

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I have been running a POC for SIEM event log forwarding.

I have put a bunch of exclusions in place using the filters to restrict the amount of data being shipped to the SIEM.

I have found that I am receiving events for replica jobs Starting, Stopping and Completed.
In the SIEM logs I can see the origin enterpriseid=31023, when I try to add this to the filter it says the event isn't found.

Upon investigating the VBR server logs I can see that in the event log these events show with an eventide of 0 (Completed),1 (Started) & 2 (Stopped).

When I try to put those events into the filter they also aren't recognised as valid events.

Has anybody else come across this?
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Re: Possible BUG - Veeam Event Logs

Post by sherzig »

Hi @MarkBoothmaa ,

for Syslog messages, the InstanceID is relevant for filtering (in Windows Event Log the Event ID). All Events are documented in the Events Reference: https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backu ... _list.html.

A job start has the ID 110, and a job end has the ID 190. Further events are generated during a replication job.

Important: Backup jobs generate the same start and stop IDs when executed, so pay attention to this when filtering.

Cheers,
Steve
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