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Configure the source in NeQter before enabling its syslog sender. The screenshots below use fictional examples; replace the example address with the actual sender address that reaches your appliance.

Step 1: NeQter Input Setup

For a cloud sender, obtain the current syslog egress addresses for your SentinelOne tenant or region from SentinelOne. Create an input for each address that can send to this appliance.

  1. Open Settings → Inputs → Syslog and select Add input.
  2. Enter a descriptive Label and the sending device’s IP address. Account for any relay or source address translation. This field identifies the sender, not the NeQter destination.
  3. Select SentinelOne under Manufacturer. Review the optional DNS resolution, tags, and dashboard choice.
  4. Select Save to create the input. Cancel closes an unsaved draft.

Fictional SentinelOne Syslog input example with a documentation address.

NeQter drops syslog messages that do not match a configured input. See Syslog setup for source matching and reception checks.

Step 2: NeQter Dashboard Setup

  1. Open Settings → Dashboards and find SentinelOne.
  2. Turn on Enable index if needed, then select the supplied dashboard checkboxes you want.
  3. Select Apply changes at the top of the page to save the pending selections.

The SentinelOne dashboard card shows its index switch and dashboard choices.

Open enabled dashboards through Logs → Dashboards. Selecting dashboards does not configure the sender or establish that logs are arriving.

Step 3: Firewall Configuration

On the Firewall / Router, setup a Dynamic NAT rule to have port 6514 traffic from the current SentinelOne egress addresses identified under Step 1 pointed to NeQter’s ip address. Keep source ip and port the same.

NOTE: This process will be different depending on the Firewall, if assistance is needed please contact support@neqterlabs.com

Step 4: SentinelOne Configuration

1. Logon to the SentinelOne WebUI and go to INTEGRATIONS > Notifications and Data Forwarding.

2. Go to the Syslog Configuration Tab.

3. Enable syslog and fill in the following fields:

  • Put in the WAN IP Address of your network for the Yours Syslog Host field.
  • For the port enter 6514.
  • Change the Information Format to CEF2.

4. Enable TLS and then press Test Connection (Certificates are not required).

5. Within a few minutes a log should be seen on NeQter. If none is found within a 5-10 minute timeframe, check the steps above and verify nothing was misconfigured. If issues are still occurring, please create a ticket here with NeQter for further assistance. If a Test Log is seen under Discover on the NeQter Appliance then that means SentinelOne is configured and working.

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