1. Logsign Support Center
  2. Logsign Unified SecOps Platform
  3. Responses

ARUBA RESPONSE INTEGRATION

Overview

 

Aruba is the global leader in wired, wireless, and SD-WAN solutions that use AI to automate and secure the network from edge-to-cloud.

Prerequisites

  • Logsign 6.3.+ versions support this integration.

Configure On Aruba

 

Forwarding settings are completed as follows:

 

  1. Log in to your Aruba portal.
  2. To create or edit an API client, go to Administration > API Services > API Clients and either click the Edit link for an API client in the list, or click the Create API client link in the upper-right corner. The Edit API Client or Create API Client form opens. The procedure is the same for both forms.

 



  1. You can reach detailed information from the link. Creating and Editing API Clients
  2. Copy the Client ID and Client Secret.  

 

Configure On Logsign 

 

Forwarding settings are completed as follows:

 

  1. Click Settings > Integrations > Responses.
  2. In the ‘Search’ part, write Aruba.
  3. Click ‘Configure’ and then click ‘+Device’.

 





  1. Define the settings as follows:
  • Device Name: Define the Device Name.
  • Client Id: Specify the client id.
  • Client Secret: Specify the client secret.
  • Host: Define the host information which you created.
  1. Click Create to save the changes.

 

Methods 

GET-TOKEN-INFO

  • Device: Select the configuration you have configured.
  • Method: Get an access token using the authorization code obtained from the server.
















GET-IDENTITIES

 

  • Device: Select the configuration you have configured.
  • Filter: Define the filter.
  • Sort: Define the sort.
  • Offset: Define the offset.
  • Limit: Define the limit.
  • Calculate Count: Define calculate count.






GET-DEVICE

 

  • Device: Select the configuration you have configured.
  • Device Id: Define the device id.

 

DELETE-DEVICE

 

 

  • Device: Select the configuration you have configured.
  • Device Id: Define the device id. 




GET-DEVICE-BY-MAC

 

  • Device: Select the configuration you have configured.
  • Macaddr: Define the mac address.



DELETE-DEVICE-BY-MAC

 

  • Device: Select the configuration you have configured.
  • Macaddr: Define the mac address. 






GET-ENDPOINTS

 

  • Device: Select the configuration you have configured.
  • Method: You can get endpoints information from Aruba. 










GET- ENDPOINT

 

 

  • Device: Select the configuration you have configured.
  • Endpoint Id: Define the endpoint id.







DELETE-ENDPOINT-BY-ID

 

  • Device: Select the configuration you have configured.
  • Endpoint Id: Define the endpoint id.



GET-ENDPOINT-BY-MAC

 

  • Device: Select the configuration you have configured.
  • Macaddr: Define the mac address.




DELETE-ENDPOINT-BY-MAC

 

  • Device: Select the configuration you have configured.
  • Macaddr: Define the mac address. 



LIST-EXTERNAL-ACCOUNT

 

 

  • Device: Select the configuration you have configured.
  • Method: You can list multiple external accounts and use different external accounts for different subnets, zones, and so on.






GET-EXTERNAL-ACCOUNT

 

  • Device: Select the configuration you have configured.
  • External Account Id: You can get external accounts and use external accounts for defined subnets, zones, and so on.



DELETE-EXTERNAL-ACCOUNT

 

  • Device: Select the configuration you have configured.
  • External Account Id: Define the external account id.



GET-GUEST-ACCOUNT

 

  • Device: Select the configuration you have configured.
  • Guest Id: Define the guest id.



DELETE-GUEST-ACCOUNT

 

  • Device: Select the configuration you have configured.
  • Guest Id: Define the guest id.






GET-AUTH-SOURCES

 

  • Device: Select the configuration you have configured.
  • Method: You can get authentication sources.



GET-AUTH-SOURCE-BY-NAME

 

  • Device: Select the configuration you have configured.
  • Name: Define the authentication source name.







DELETE-AUTH-SOURCE-BY-NAME

 

  • Device: Select the configuration you have configured.
  • Name: Define the authentication source name.


























GET-NETWORK-DEVICES

 

  • Device: Select the configuration you have configured.
  • Filter: Define the filter.
  • Sort: Define the sort.
  • Offset: Define the offset.
  • Limit: Define the limit.
  • Calculate Count: Define calculate count.









GET-NETWORK-DEVICE

 

  • Device: Select the configuration you have configured.
  • Name: Define the network device name. 



DELETE-NETWORK-DEVICE-BY-NAME

 

  • Device: Select the configuration you have configured.
  • Name: Define the network device name. 

 

GET-ACTIVE-SESSION

 

  • Device: Select the configuration you have configured.
  • Id: Define the id.

 

DISCONNECT-ACTIVE-SESSION

 

  • Device: Select the configuration you have configured.
  • Id: Define the id.



DISCONNECT-ACTIVE-SESSION-BY-MAC

 

  • Device: Select the configuration you have configured.
  • Mac Address: Define the mac address.

 

DISCONNECT-BY-USERNAME

 

  • Device: Select the configuration you have configured.
  • Username: Define the username.

 

DISCONNECT-BY-IP

 

  • Device: Select the configuration you have configured.

Ip: Define the IP.

Was this article helpful?
0 out of 0 found this helpful

Articles in this section

See more
Become a Certified Logsign User/Administrator
Sign-up for Logsign Academy and take the courses to learn about Logsign USO Platform in detail. Enjoy the courses, and get your badges and certificates. In these courses, you'll learn how to use Logsign in your work and add value to your career.
Visit Our Blog
Our Logsign USO Platform illustrate our expertise. So do the blog. Through our blog posts, deepen your knowledge on various SecOps topics or get updated about important news & modern approaches for cybersecurity. Get into the habit of reading valuable information provided by Logsign. Be a step ahead.