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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 Import audit trail files with NG|Import 4

1.1 On NG|Screener Server . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
1.2 On Remote Server . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
1.3 Supported sources . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
2 Global Options 6
3 beeware command 8
3.1 Command definition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
3.2 Command Example . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
4 t24Protocol command 10
4.2 Command Example . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
5 t24Journal command 12
5.2 Command Example for T24 Transaction Journal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
5.3 Command Example for T24 Transaction Override Journal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
6 logr001 command 16
6.2 Command Example . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
7 olympic-fdbmvt command 18
7.2 Command Example . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
8 ibmSls command 19
8.2 Command Example . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
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9 CSVFile command 20
9.1 Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
9.3 Configuration File . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
9.4 Command Example . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
10 SecurTrack command 23
10.2 Command Example . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
11 Syslog command 25
11.2 Command Example . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
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IMPORT AUDIT TRAIL FILES WITH
NG|IMPORT
NG|Import is a command tool to read and import audit trails files in NG|Screener. NG|Import will read
an input text file (or one audit trail line), parse & transform it in an NG compatible format and send it to
NG|Screener by syslog (TCP 514) is used to read a custom text file then send event by syslog
protocol.
NG|Import may be used:
• On the NG|Screener server itself.
• On any server with Java.
Note: This chapter is based on NG|Import version 1.3.2
1.1 On NG|Screener Server

NG|Import needs to be installed on NG|Screener server. To install it, upload the ngImport.rpm file
NG|Screener and install it with rpm -ivh (example: rpm -ivh ngImport-1.3.2-1.noarch.rpm)
Once installed it may be used by calling the ngimport command. The files to import should have been
previously uploaded to NG|Screener server as illustrated below.
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NG|Import Guide 1.2. ON REMOTE SERVER
Figure 1.1: NG|Import on local server
1.2 On Remote Server

To use NG|Import on a remote server, the NG|Import jar file is needed on the server. Java virtual
machine (min version 1.6_21) is a prerequisite. Running NG|Import (example: java -jar
NgImport-1.3.2-jar-with-dependencies.jar) will read the input file (or audit trail line) and sent it
by syslog to NG|Screener server as illustrated below.
Figure 1.2: NG|Import on remote server
1.3 Supported sources

NG|Import supports the following source formats (command options):
• beeware: ISuite audit trails from Beeware
• t24Protocol: Temenos T24 protocol file
• t24Journal: Temenos T24 journal (example: TXN.JOURNAL)

• logr001: Logr-001 report from Sungard Apsys
• olympic-fdbmvt: FDBMVT events from ERI Olympic
• ibmSls : Secure Login Service (IBM) sessions records

• CSVFile: Any CSV file
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GLOBAL OPTIONS
Global options for NG|Import are as follows:
[ root@NG - SCREENER ~]# ngimport

The following options are required : -c , -- content
Usage : NgImport [ options ] [ command ] [ command options ]
Options :
-a , -- address Specify the appliance address ( null = Stdout
and Local Output )
* -c , -- content Specify file path ( with ’ file : ’ before path )
or content to parse
-E , -- disable - newline Disable interpretation of ’\n ’ provided in -
c option ( default : false )
-e , -- encoding Specify the encoding source file ( default :
UTF -8)
-h , -- help Show help ( default : false )
-nx , -- noexit Disable the exit code ( default : false )
-p , -- port Specify the appliance syslog port ( default :
514)
-s , -- skip Skip N lines ( only supported for some
formats ) ( default : 0)
-sc , -- separator - char Character separator between two keys / values
(\ t = tab and \ s = space )
-v , -- verbose Give some informations about error ( default :
false )
Argument Description Example

-a, –address IP or Hostname of NG|Screener appli- -a 10.10.10.10
ance
-c, –content Path of the file that you want parse -c file:/home/myUser/myEventFile.txt
(with ’file:’ before path)
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-E, –disable-newline Disable interpretation of new line char- -E

acter provided in -c option
-e, –encoding Source file encoding. Use to send -e “ISO-8859-1”
event with all special character (exam-
ple: e for latin-1 source file send with
UTF-8 format )
-h, –help Show help -h
-nx, –noexit Disable exit code. Error code: 0 = OK, -nx
1 = OK
-p, –port Specify syslog port for NG|Screener -p 514
server
-s, –skip Skip N first lines -s 1
-sc, –separator-char Character to separate two key/value el- -sc ’|’
ement
-v, –verbose Activate debug mode -v
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BEEWARE COMMAND
This command give possibility to send ISuite events provided by Beeware.
3.1 Command definition

This command have many specific options describe in the following table.
-dfa , -- dateFormatAccess Beeware date format for Access messages (

default : dd / MMM / yyyy : hh : mm : ss Z )
-dfe , -- dateFormatError Beeware date format for Error messages (
default : EEE MMM dd hh : mm : ss yyyy )
-h , -- help Show this help again ( default : false )
-s , -- source Beeware source server name ( default :
localhost )

-dfa, –dateFormatAccess Date format in the source file for bee- -df “dd/MMM/yyyy:hh:mm:ss Z” =
ware ISuite Access report. The date 22/Dec/2013:10:54:52 +0100
format value expected by NG|Import is
based on java SimpleDateFormat.
-dfe, –dateFormatError Date format in the source file for bee- -df “EEE MMM dd hh:mm:ss yyyy” =
ware ISuite Error report. The date for- Mon Nov 04 10:54:52 2013
mat value expected by NG|Import is
-s, –source Source server name -s myBeewareServer
3.2 Command Example

Input File
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The input file it a Beeware Isuite Access example.
File Example:
Figure 3.1: Beeware File Example
Command
Load the file in NG|Screener as illustrated in the below command.
ngimport -c file :/ home / admin / beewareAccess . txt -a localhost beeware -s

myBewareHostname
Output
Check the output syntax to ensure the proper loading of the audit trails. With the command in the
above example, the audit trails would be find in
/log-collector/2013/myBeewareHostname/beewareIsuiteAccess/23-11-2013.log
Figure 3.2: Beeware Output Example
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T24PROTOCOL COMMAND
This command give possibility to send Protocol file provided by Temenos T24.
-daf , -- dateActionField T24 Action date field

-df , -- dateFormat T24 Protocol date format ( default : yyyyMMdd HH
: mm : ss )
-he , -- header T24 Protocol header format ( default : KEY , DATE ,
TIME , TERMINAL , COMPANY , USER , APPLICATION , LEVEL , APP , REMARK , METHOD )
-s , -- source T24 source server name ( default : localhost )
-v , -- csv T24 csv output format ( default : false )

-daf, –dateActionField T24 header field that contains action -dfa KEY
date.
-df, –dateFormat Date format in the source file. The date -df “yyyyMMdd HH:mm:ss” =
format value expected by NG|Import is 20131222 10:54:52
-he, –header T24 Protocol header format. This for- -he “Column1,Column2”
mat inform about how many colums
has the file and about their name
-s, –source Source server name -s myT24Server
-v, –csv Send event with csv format and not –csv
with key value format
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4.2 Command Example

Input File
This command give possibility to send Protocol file from Temenos T24.
File Example:
Figure 4.1: T24 Protocol File Example
Command
ngimport -c file :/ home / admin / PROTOCOL . txt -a localhost t24Protocol -s

myProtocolServer
Output
/log-collector/2013/myProtocolServer/temenosT24Protocol/23-11-2013.log
Figure 4.2: T24 Protocol Output Example
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T24JOURNAL COMMAND
This command give possibility to send T24 Journal (TXN.JOURNAL) from Temenos T24.

This command have many specific options described in the following table.
-- c om pan yN am ePa tt er n T24 transaction override journal

pattern enabling to locate company name ( default : COMPANY NAME :)
-ap , -- ap pl ic at ion Pa tt ern T24 transaction journal pattern
enabling to locate application name ( default : APPLICATION :)
-ch , -- column - header Comma separeted column header names (
default : TRANS . REFERENCE , ACCT / CATEG / CRF , LCY AMOUNT , EXCH . RATE , CCY
, FCY AMOUNT , VAL . DATE , T /C , DEPT , A / O . , PRODUCT , CUSTOMER )
-cw , -- column - width Comma separated values of column
positions
-df , -- dateFormat T24 transaction journal date format (
default : dd MMM yyyy )
-dp , -- datePattern T24 transaction journal pattern
enabling to locate date line ( default : Page )
-mls , -- multiline - separator Separator for merging multiple lines (
default : ; )
-s , -- source T24 source server name ( default :
localhost )
-sl , -- skip - line Comma separated line pattern you want
to skip ( default : *** , LOCAL CURRENCY , - - - - - - - - - -)
-sn , -- service - name Service name value ( default :
temenosT24Transaction )
-st , -- startTable T24 transaction journal pattern
enabling to locate beginning of the table ( default : =======)
-do , -- day - offset Day offset to apply on the Journal
date
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NG|Import Guide 5.2. COMMAND EXAMPLE FOR T24 TRANSACTION JOURNAL

–companyNamePattern Pattern to locate the company name. –companyNamePattern “COMPANY
This pattern exist only in the T24 Trans- NAME”
action Override journal.
-ap, –applicationPattern Pattern to locate the application name. –ap “APPLICATION”
This pattern exist only in the T24 Trans-
action journal.
-ch, –column-header Name of each column that you want in –column-header
the event sent (separator is ’,’) “TRANS.REFERENCE,ACCT/CATEG/
CRF, LCY AMOUNT, EXCH.RATE,
CCY, FCY AMOUNT, VAL.DATE,
T/C,DEPT, A/O., PRODUCT, CUS-
TOMER"
-cw, –column-width End position value for each report col- -column-width
umn. A report begin by position 1 in a "18,32,50,63,66,86,97,101,106,111,118
text file. (separator is ’,’) ,128"
-df, –dateFormat Date format in the source file. The date -df “dd.MM.yyyy HH:mm:ss” =
format value expected by NG|Import is 22.12.2013 10:54:52
-mls, –multiline-separator Separator for merging multiple lines -mls “;”
-s, –source Source server name -s myT24Server
-sl, –skip-line Skip line if pattern is find in the report –skip-line "firstPatern,secondPattern"
line.
-sn, –service-name Service name value of the event send –service-name
by syslog “temenosT24Transaction”
-st, –startTable Pattern to locate beginning of the table -st “==========”
-do, –day-offset number of day in the past or in the futur -do “-1”
you want modify
5.2 Command Example for T24 Transaction Journal

Input File
The input file is the TXN.JOURNAL report. Only the report format coming with T24 Model Bank is
supported. If you use a custom format, please contact NetGuardians.
File Example:
Note the end position for each column (highlighted in red) to import the file correctly (option
–column-width).
Command
ngimport -c file :/ home / admin / TRANSACTION . txt -a localhost t24Journal -

sn
" t e m e n o s T 2 4 T r a n s a c t i o n " -s m yT r an s ac t i on S er v e r -- column - width
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NG|Import Guide 5.3. COMMAND EXAMPLE FOR T24 TRANSACTION OVERRIDE JOURNAL
Figure 5.1: Transaction File Example
"18 ,32 ,50 ,63 ,66 ,86 ,97 ,101 ,106 ,111 ,118 ,128"
Output
/log-collector/2013/myTransactionServer/temenosT24Transaction/26-11-2013.log
Figure 5.2: Transaction Output Example
5.3 Command Example for T24 Transaction Override Journal

Input File
The input file is the T24 Transaction Override report. Only the report format coming with T24 Model
Bank is supported. If you use a custom format, please contact NetGuardians.
File Example:
Figure 5.3: Transaction Override File Example
Note the end position for each column (highlighted in red) to import the file correctly (option
–column-width).The maximal report position should be defined as the last number. Tests done by
NetGuardians shown that 246 is usually a good number for the last position. This may be adapted if
needed.
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NG|Import Guide 5.3. COMMAND EXAMPLE FOR T24 TRANSACTION OVERRIDE JOURNAL
Command
ngimport -c file :/ home / admin / T RA N SA C T IO N Ov e rr i d e . txt -a localhost

t24Journal - sn
" t e m e n o s T 2 4 T r a n s a c t i o n O v e r r i d e " -s m y T r a n s a c t i o n O v e r r i d e S e r v e r -- column
- width
"24 ,45 ,58 ,71 ,246" -- dateFormat " dd MMM yy " -- column - header " KEY , MODULE ,
INPUTTER , AUTHORISER , OVERRIDEMSG " -- startTable " KEY AND CURR . NO "
Output
/log-collector/2013/myTransactionOverrideServer/temenosT24TransactionOverride/24-06-2014.log
Figure 5.4: Transaction Override Output Example
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LOGR001 COMMAND
This command give possibility to send logR001 report file provided by Sunguard Apsys product.

-- column - date - name Name of date column

-- column - header Column header name ( default : CDAPPS , CDACTC ,
USERS , OBJS , FLAGETATI , DTSYSL , HRSYSL )
-- column - hour - name Name of hour column
-- column - width Value of the end column position
-- prefix Column prefix ( default : !)
-- service - name Service name value ( default : apsysLogR )
-df , -- dateFormat Logr001 date format ( default : dd . MM . yyyy HH : mm :
ss )
-s , -- source Logr001 source server name ( default : localhost )

–column-date-name Name of the column that contain date –column-date-name “Date”
value
–column-header Name of each column that you want in –column-header “CDAPPS, CDACTC,
the event sent (separator is ’,’) USERS, OBJS, FLAGETATI, DTSYSL,
HRSYSL"
–column-hour-name Name of the column that contain hour –column-hour-name “Hour”
value
–column-width End position value for each report col- -column-width
umn. A report begin by position 1 in a "33,49,58,94,105,116,126"
text file. (separator is ’,’)
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–prefix Column separator/prefix character. –prefix "!"

–service-name Service name value of the event send –service-name “apsys”
by syslog
-df, –dateFormat Date format in the source file. The date -df “dd.MM.yyyy HH:mm:ss” =
format value expected by NG|Import is 22.12.2013 10:54:52
-s, –source Source server name -s myLogr001Server
6.2 Command Example

Input File
This command give possibility to send LogR001 file from Apsys.
File Example:
Figure 6.1: Apsys Logr001 File Example
Note the end position for each column (refer to 5.1) to import the file correctly (option –column-width).
Command
ngimport -c file :/ home / admin / LogR001 . txt -a localhost logr001 -s

myLogr001Server - df " dd . MM . yyyy HH : mm : ss " -- column - width
"33 ,49 ,58 ,94 ,105 ,116 ,126" -- column - date - name " Date " -- column - hour -
name " Hour "
Output
/log-collector/2013/myLogr001Server/apsysLogR/26-11-2013.log
Figure 6.2: Apsys Logr001 Output Example
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OLYMPIC-FDBMVT COMMAND
This command give possibility to send FDBMVT report file provided by Eri Olympic product.

-df , -- dateFormat OLYMPIC date format ( MVDTSY MVTMSY record format

) ( default : yyyyMMdd HHmmss )
-s , -- source OLYMPIC source server name ( default : localhost )

-df, –dateFormat Date format in the source file. The date -df “yyyyMMdd HHmmss” = 20131222
format value expected by NG|Import is 105452
-s, –source Source server name -s myOlympicServer
7.2 Command Example

Command
Load the file in NG|Screener.
ngimport -c file :/ home / admin / Olympic . txt -a localhost olympic - fdbmvt -s

myOlympicServer
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IBMSLS COMMAND

This command give possibility to send Sls report file provided by IBM product. This command have
many specific options describe in the following table.

-s , -- source IBM SLS source server name ( default : localhost )

-s, –source Source server name -s mySLSServer
8.2 Command Example

Command
Load the file in NG|Screener.
ngimport -c file :/ home / admin / SLS . txt -a localhost ibmSls -s myServer
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CSVFILE COMMAND
9.1 Overview
* -cf , -- config file Configuraiton file used to define column

-df , -- dateFormat Date format of the collumn containing the date
( default : yyyyMMddhhmmss )
-s , -- source CSV source server name ( default : localhost )
- sepa , -- separator Separator of the CVS files ( default : ;)

-df, –dateFormat Date format in the source file. The date -df “yyyyMMddhhmmss” =
format value expected by NG|Import is 20131222105452
-s, –source Source server name -s myOlympicServer
-sepa, –separator Separator character for CSV file (Ex- –separator “;”
ample: ’,’ or ’;’)
-cf, –config file Configuration file to define column, -cf myConfigFile
date, hour, format
9.3 Configuration File
# fichier de commentaire
COLUMN1 = column1Name
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DATE = dateColumn
TIME = timeColumn
# Signifie que nous avons a remplir de 0 un nombre de characters
TDIGIT =%06 d
C O N C A T _ D A T E _A N D _ T I M E = YES
SERVICE = myServiceName
Element Description Example

COLUMN<N> Define column name for the key value Column1=myColumn1
DATE Column date ( DATE paramater must DATE=dateColumn
be put at the position of the date col-
umn in the csv file ).
TIME Column time ( TIME paramter must be TIME=timeColumn
put at the position of the time column in
the csv file ).
TDIGIT Define number of integer in date format TDIGIT=%06d
CONCAT_DATE_AND_TIME Define if the Parameter TIME and CONCAT_DATE_AND_TIME=YES
DATE must be concatened
SERVICE Service name value of the event send SERVICE=myServiceName
by syslog
9.4 Command Example

Input File
This command give possibility to send Transaction Listing file from Temenos T24.
File Example:
Figure 9.1: CSV File File Example
Config.properties Example:
# fichier de commentaire
COLUMN1 = ID
COLUMN2 = STATUS
DATE = TIMESTAMP
COLUMN3 = USER_LOGIN
COLUMN4 = COMPUTER_SESSION
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COLUMN5 = MODIF ICATION_ TYPE

COLUMN6 = COMMENT
COLUMN7 = OBJ1_TYPE
COLUMN8 = OBJ1_PRM1
COLUMN9 = OBJ1_VAL1
COLUMN10 = OBJ1_PRM2
COLUMN11 = OBJ1_VAL2
COLUMN12 = OBJ2_TYPE
COLUMN17 = OBJ3_TYPE
COLUMN22 = BU_ID
# Signifie que nous avons a remplir de 0 un nombre de caracteres
C O N C A T _ D A T E _A N D _ T I M E = NO
SERVICE = orbiumSecureasy
Command
ngimport -c file :/ home / ng - dev / CSVFILE . csv -a localhost CSVFile - cf /

home / ng - dev / config . properties -s myCSVServer - df ’ yyyy / MM / dd hh : mm :
ss ’ - sepa ’,’
Output
/log-collector/2013/myCSVServer/orbiumSecureasy/24-11-2013.log
Figure 9.2: CSV File Output Example
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SECURTRACK COMMAND
This command give possibility to send securtrack file provided by extracomm product.

-- service - name Service name value ( default : Securtrac )

-da , -- dateAttributes Date field Attributes ( default : )
-df , -- dateFormat Securtrack date format ( default : yyyyMMdd ’T ’
HHmmss )
-s , -- source Securtrac source server name ( default :
localhost )

–service-name Service name value of the event send –service-name “SecurTrack”
by syslog
-da, –dateAttributes Date field attributes in the xml file -da “ActionLog”
-df, –dateFormat Date format in the source file. The date -df “yyyyMMdd’T’HHmmss” =
format value expected by NG|Import is 20150512T10:54:52
-s, –source Source server name -s mySecurtrackServer
10.2 Command Example

Command
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ngimport -c file :/ home / admin / securtrack . dxl -a localhost Securtrac - da

" ActionDate " -s " SecurTrackHost "
Output
/log-collector/Year/SecurTrackHost/Securtrac/dd-mm-yyyy.log
Figure 10.1: Securtrack File Output Example
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SYSLOG COMMAND
This command give possibility to send file with standard syslog format.


11.2 Command Example

Input File
This command give possibility to send a file with standard syslog format entries.
File Example:
Figure 11.1: Syslog File Example
Command
ngimport -c file :/ home / admin / syslog . txt -a localhost syslog
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Output
/log-collector/2010/T24-Test-Unit/temenosT24Protocol/22-02-2010.log
Figure 11.2: Syslog File Output Example
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LIST OF FIGURES
1.1 NG|Import on local server . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

1.2 NG|Import on remote server . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
3.1 Beeware File Example . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

3.2 Beeware Output Example . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
4.1 T24 Protocol File Example . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

4.2 T24 Protocol Output Example . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
5.1 Transaction File Example . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

5.2 Transaction Output Example . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
5.3 Transaction Override File Example . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
5.4 Transaction Override Output Example . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
6.1 Apsys Logr001 File Example . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

6.2 Apsys Logr001 Output Example . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
9.1 CSV File File Example . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

9.2 CSV File Output Example . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
10.1 Securtrack File Output Example . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
11.1 Syslog File Example . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

11.2 Syslog File Output Example . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
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1 Import audit trail files with NG|Import 4

1.1 On NG|Screener Server

Figure 1.1: NG|Import on local server

1.2 On Remote Server

Figure 1.2: NG|Import on remote server

1.3 Supported sources

• t24Journal: Temenos T24 journal (example: TXN.JOURNAL)

• ibmSls : Secure Login Service (IBM) sessions records

Global options for NG|Import are as follows:

[ root@NG - SCREENER ~]# ngimport

Argument Description Example

-E, –disable-newline Disable interpretation of new line char- -E

This command give possibility to send ISuite events provided by Beeware.

3.1 Command definition

-dfa , -- dateFormatAccess Beeware date format for Access messages (

Argument Description Example

3.2 Command Example

The input file it a Beeware Isuite Access example.

Figure 3.1: Beeware File Example

Load the file in NG|Screener as illustrated in the below command.

ngimport -c file :/ home / admin / beewareAccess . txt -a localhost beeware -s

Figure 3.2: Beeware Output Example

4.1 Command definition

-daf , -- dateActionField T24 Action date field

Argument Description Example

4.2 Command Example

Figure 4.1: T24 Protocol File Example

Load the file in NG|Screener as illustrated in the below command.

ngimport -c file :/ home / admin / PROTOCOL . txt -a localhost t24Protocol -s

Figure 4.2: T24 Protocol Output Example

5.1 Command definition

-- c om pan yN am ePa tt er n T24 transaction override journal

Argument Description Example

5.2 Command Example for T24 Transaction Journal

Load the file in NG|Screener as illustrated in the below command.

ngimport -c file :/ home / admin / TRANSACTION . txt -a localhost t24Journal -

Figure 5.1: Transaction File Example

Figure 5.2: Transaction Output Example

5.3 Command Example for T24 Transaction Override Journal

Figure 5.3: Transaction Override File Example

Load the file in NG|Screener as illustrated in the below command.

ngimport -c file :/ home / admin / T RA N SA C T IO N Ov e rr i d e . txt -a localhost

Figure 5.4: Transaction Override Output Example

6.1 Command definition

-- column - date - name Name of date column

Argument Description Example

–prefix Column separator/prefix character. –prefix "!"

6.2 Command Example

This command give possibility to send LogR001 file from Apsys.

Figure 6.1: Apsys Logr001 File Example

Load the file in NG|Screener as illustrated in the below command.

ngimport -c file :/ home / admin / LogR001 . txt -a localhost logr001 -s

Figure 6.2: Apsys Logr001 Output Example

7.1 Command definition

-df , -- dateFormat OLYMPIC date format ( MVDTSY MVTMSY record format

Argument Description Example

7.2 Command Example

Load the file in NG|Screener.

ngimport -c file :/ home / admin / Olympic . txt -a localhost olympic - fdbmvt -s

8.1 Command definition

-h , -- help Show this help again ( default : false )

Argument Description Example

8.2 Command Example