Why does an HTTP Generic Event reach Nx Witness without triggering my alarm rule?
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Short answer
Event reception and rule matching are separate.
Explanation
The Generic Event guide describes configuring rules for received events.
Things to check
- Source, caption and description
- Rule filters
- Action
- Schedule
What to do
Compare the received event fields with the rule and test a minimally filtered rule first.
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