# Eyeglass

Eyeglass: Manages and automates data protection, DR, and reporting for PowerScale environments. 

The following sections show you how to configure [Superna Eyeglass](<https://docedit.supernaeyeglass.com/home/en-us/>) to send their log data to Axoflow.

**CAUTION:**

Make sure to set data forwarding on your appliances/servers as described in this guide. Different settings like alternate message formats or ports might be valid, but can result in data loss or incorrect parsing. 

## Prerequisites

  * You have administrative access to Superna Eyeglass.
  * You have an [AxoRouter deployed and configured](../../../../docs/axoflow/provisioning/axorouter/index.md) with a [webhook connector](../../../../docs/axoflow/data-sources/webhook/index.md). This device is going to receive the data from Superna Eyeglass.
  * You know the IP address the AxoRouter. To find it:

    1. Open the AxoConsole.
    2. Select the **Routers** or the **Topology** page.
    3. Select on AxoRouter instance that is going to receive the logs.
    4. Check the **Networks > Address** field.



## Steps

Note: The steps involving the Superna Eyeglass user interface are just for your convenience, for details, see the [official documentation](<https://manuals.supernaeyeglass.com/project-eyeglass-administration-guides/HTML/custom-email-routing-by-application.html#h3__1549642802>).

  1. Log in to Ransomware Defender and open the Zero Trust menu.

  2. Click the plus sign to add a webhook target.

  3. Set the parameters of the webhook.

     * **Name** : Enter a name for the webhook, for example, `Axoflow`.
     * **URL** : Enter the URL of the [webhook connector](../../../../docs/axoflow/data-sources/webhook/index.md) of the AxoRouter instance where you want to post messages.
     * **Event Severity Filter** : Select the severities of the events that you want to forward to the webhook.
     * **Lifecycle filter** : Select the lifecycle changes that trigger a post message to the webhook.
  4. Click **Save** , then the **Test webhooks** button. This will send a post message with a sample payload.

  5. Add the source to AxoConsole.

     1. Open the AxoConsole and select **Topology**.

     2. Select **Add Item > Source**.

![Add Source](/docs/axoflow/img/add-source.png)

        * If the source is actively sending data to an AxoRouter instance, select **Detected** , then select your source.

        * Otherwise, select the vendor and product corresponding to your source from the **Predefined** sources, then enter the parameters of the source, like **IP address** and **FQDN**.

![Add Source parameters](/docs/axoflow/img/add-source-config.png)

Note During [log tapping](../../../../docs/axoflow/onboard-hosts/log-tapping/index.md), you can add hosts that are actively sending data to an AxoRouter instance by clicking **Register source**. 

     3. (Optional) Add [custom labels](../../../../docs/axoflow/onboard-hosts/hosts/add-host-metadata/index.md) as needed.

     4. Select **Add**.

     5. (Optional) **Add Path** manually. That’s needed only when AxoConsole can’t detect the path based on the IP address and the FQDN, and you haven’t yet configured the source to send data to the router.




## Labels

Axoflow automatically adds the following labels to data collected from this source:

Analytics label | Message field | value  
---|---|---  
`vendor` | [`meta.vendor`](../../../../docs/axoflow/reference/message-schema/reference/index.md#meta.vendor) | `superna`  
`product` | [`meta.product`](../../../../docs/axoflow/reference/message-schema/reference/index.md#meta.product) | `eyeglass`  
  
You can use the labels as:

  * **Filter labels** on the [Analytics page](../../../../docs/axoflow/metrics/analytics/index.md),
  * in the **Filter By Label** field during [log tapping](../../../../docs/axoflow/onboard-hosts/log-tapping/index.md).



You can use the message fields

  * in [Flow Processing steps](../../../../docs/axoflow/data-management/processing/index.md), for example, in the **Query** field of **Select Messages** steps,
  * in AQL expressions in the search bars.



## Sending data to Splunk

When sending the data collected from this source to Splunk, Axoflow uses the following sourcetype and index settings:

sourcetype | index  
---|---  
`superna:eyeglass` | `main`  
  
If the Axoflow classification doesn’t set the source field for the message automatically, and you haven’t set it in a [flow processing step](../../../../docs/axoflow/data-management/processing/index.md#set-fields) manually (by setting the `meta.destination.splunk.source` field), AxoRouter automatically sets the source to the [name of the AxoRouter connector](../../../../docs/axoflow/reference/message-schema/reference/index.md#meta.connector.name) that received the message (for example, `axorouter-syslog-tcp-514`).

## Sending data to Google SecOps

When sending the data collected from this source to a [_dynamic_ Google SecOps destination](../../../../docs/axoflow/destinations/google/secops/index.md), Axoflow sets the following log type: `SUPERNA_EYEGLASS`.

## Sending data to Microsoft Sentinel

When sending the data collected from this source to a [Microsoft Sentinel destination](../../../../docs/axoflow/destinations/microsoft/sentinel/index.md), Axoflow normalizes the data and sends it to the following table: `Syslog`.