Bluecoat Proxy

This Quick Start Guide provides log configuration details for SMA support: W3C and SQUID using FTP hosting (Linux/Windows).

Support Specifications:

Version: 6.5 and later

Configuration Prerequisites:

Prerequisite Description For additional details, see...
1. Access to Oracle Management Cloud You must have an Oracle Cloud account containing an OMC instance with administrator privileges. How Do I Access Oracle Management Cloud? in Managing and Monitoring Oracle Cloud

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2. The FTP Server configured with default settings The FTP server is your log host (OMC entity), where log sources upload and store logs. Deploy an FTP Server in Symantec's Reporter 10.x WebGuide
3. Cloud agent(s) installed and Log Analytics licensing enabled Have a Cloud Agent installed on the FTP server. This host will be discovered as an entity in OMC. Install the Cloud Agent and Enable Oracle Log Analytics in Using Log Analytics

Environment Requirements in Installing and Managing Oracle Management Cloud Agents

4. Security Monitoring and Analytics licensing enabled Note that SMA Data Enrichment is disabled by default. Enabling Automatic Log Analytics and Security Monitoring and Analytics Data Collection in Getting Started with Oracle Management Cloud

Configuration Steps:

Procedure Task requirements For additional details, see...
STEP 1. - Configure the Blue Coat SG proxy to upload logs to your FTP server (OMC entity). Ensure that your logs provide the field list and data format as indicated in the W3C Logs Format and SQUID Logs Format section. Upload Access Logs to FTP Server in Symantec's Reporter 10.x WebGuide
STEP 2. - Add an Entity Association to support the new logs in OMC using Log Analytics. Associate Bluecoat Proxy W3C Logs and/or Bluecoat Proxy SQUID Logs with your OMC entity (the FTP server where you installed the OMC agent). Ensure that the logs follow the formats as listed below, accordingly.

Note: the log directory under File Name Pattern must align with the logs directory on your FTP server.

Security Device Sources

Associating Log Sources to Existing Entities in Using Oracle Log Analytics

STEP 3. - Validate your log collection. Confirm your setup was successful. Validate Log Collections


W3C Logs Format

Field list order and data format for Bluecoat Proxy W3C Logs

date time time-taken c-ip sc-status s-action sc-bytes cs-bytes cs-method cs-uri 
cs-username s-hierarchy s-supplier-name rs(Content-Type) cs(User-Agent) 
sc-filter-result sc-filter-category x-virus-id s-ip s-sitename 
x-virus-details x-icap-error-code x-icap-error-details

SQUID Logs Format

Format for Bluecoat Proxy SQUID Logs

%g %e %a %w/%s %b %m %i %u %H/%d %c