ArcSight Logger HTTPS Interface Call

One, server-side

First, assume that you have installed the ArcSight Logger log analysis tool.

Server minimum configuration: Memory 12g, CPU * 2 (otherwise it will not be installed successfully)

Can be opened by the following link: If you successfully see the landing page, the service started successfully.

https://192.168.1.2:8443/www/ui-phoenix/com.arcsight.phoenix.PhoenixLauncher/#login

Second, the client side

1, in the ArcSight home directory has the Java Development SDK, need to copy it, add to the project.

Here, Arcsight_home for/opt/arcsight/manager/, plus/utilities/sdk/.

There is a Lib in the folder, you can copy him to the project.

2, because the use of the HTTPS protocol, so you need to add the certificate into the Java_home inside.

How do I save a certificate? Very simple.

At this point, you have a 2222.cer certificate file on your F-drive.

And then just perform

Keytool-import-file f:\2222.cer-keystore "%java_home%\jre\lib\security\cacerts"-alias server

Note that the KeyStore password is: Changeit.

The final sentence code under test:

/** * created by shaoyongyang on 2015/6/10. */package com.yanlin.esm; import com.arcsight.product.core.service.v1.client.ws.loginserviceclientfactory;import  com.arcsight.product.core.service.v1.client.ws.api.loginservice;import  com.arcsight.product.manager.resource.service.v1.client.ws.userresourceserviceclientfactory;import  com.arcsight.product.manager.resource.service.v1.client.ws.api.userresourceservice;import  com.arcsight.product.manager.resource.service.v1.model.user;import java.util.list;public class  Usertestclient {    public static void main (String[] args)  {         system.out.println ("START&NBSP;LOGIN&NBSP; ...");         loginserviceclientfactory loginserviceclientfactory = new  loginserviceclientfactory ();         sYstem.setproperty ("Com.arcsight.coma.client.ws.baseURL",  "https://arcsightdemo:8443/www/");         LoginService loginService =  Loginserviceclientfactory.createclient ();         string authtoken  = null;        try {             authtoken = loginservice.login (null,  "This is the account, I will not write",   "This is the password, I will not write");        } catch  (exception e)   {            e.printstacktrace ();         }         userresourceserviceclientfactory userresourceserviceclientfactory = new  Userresourceserviceclientfactory ();         userresourceserVice userresourceservice = userresourceserviceclientfactory.createclient ();         list<user> userlist =  userresourceservice.getallusers (AuthToken);         for (user user : userlist)  {             system.out.print (User.getName ()  +   "----"  + user.getpassword ());             system.out.println ();         }    }}

At this point, the ArcSight interface call succeeds and can exploit its data to develop something else.

ArcSight Logger HTTPS Interface Call