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BLEEP TEST & Replay

  • Writer: Pavan Raja
    Pavan Raja
  • Apr 8, 2025
  • 33 min read

Summary:

Based on the provided information, here is a detailed breakdown of what each part means in relation to the files and directories listed under "D:\events\replay_events": 1. **Directories and Files**: The text lists multiple directories containing various types of event-related files such as "tam_file", "tcpdump_38_file", "trendmicrong_db", etc. Each directory contains specific files named "recorded.events" with their respective sizes in bytes. 2. **Directory Structure**: For each listed directory, there are always two subdirectories: '.' and '..'. The '.' represents the current directory, and '..' points to the parent directory. These entries are standard for most file systems to allow navigation through directories. 3. **File Details**: Each "recorded.events" file has a size specified in bytes, such as 56,944 bytes for "tam_file", 1,068,623 bytes for "tcpdump_38_file", and so on. These sizes help understand the amount of data stored in each file. 4. **Total Summary**: The total summary provides a statistical overview: - There are 753 files listed under "D:\events\replay_events". - The combined size of all these files is approximately 520 MB (520,741,487 bytes). - The parent directory contains 884 directories. - There are 52,728,274,944 bytes (about 52.7 GB) of free space in these directories. This summary helps users quickly assess the amount and size of data stored within specific event-related file structures under "D:\events\replay_events". Each section's detailed breakdown provides clear insights into what is contained, how much storage each item occupies, and the overall structure of the directory hierarchy on that date.

Details:

The text provided is a directory listing from a Windows system's D drive, dated February 21, 2012. It includes information about files and directories present in the "events" folder on that date. Here’s a summary of what it contains:

  • **D:\events**: Contains several subdirectories and files:

  • **Subdirectories**: `.`, `..`, `Bleep`, `EnterpriseView for Cisco`, `replay_events`

  • **Files**:

  • **Confilcker1.events**, **Confilicker2.events**, **Confilicker3.events**, **Confilicker4.events** (each is a log or event file, likely related to network security events)

  • **NetFlow.zip** (a compressed file possibly containing NetFlow data or logs)

  • **replay_events.zip** (another compressed file, presumably capturing replayed events)

  • **Bleep**: Contains one subdirectory and a single file:

  • **Subdirectory**: `.`, `..`

  • **File**: **baseline.events.zip** (a compressed log or event file specific to the Bleep activity)

  • **EnterpriseView for Cisco**: Contains several subdirectories and files:

  • **Subdirectories**: `.`, `..`, `EventsForSEs`

  • **Files**:

  • **EventsForSEs.zip** (compressed collection of various event logs related to Cisco products or services)

  • **Subdirectories in EventsForSEs**: `ciscoids_log`, `ciscoids_rdep`, `ciscoids_sdee`, `cisco_netflow`, `ironport_file`, `ironport_websecurity_file`, `syslog` (each is a subdirectory containing event logs specific to different components or services)

  • **Files in ciscoids_log**: `recorded.events`, `recorded.events.replay.tmp`, `recorded.events.replay.tmp.replayed`

  • **replay_events**: Contains one subdirectory and several files:

  • **Subdirectory**: `.`, `..`

  • **Files**: Various event log files, possibly for replay or debugging purposes, including compressed files like NetFlow.zip and replay_events.zip.

The listing shows detailed information about the structure of the "events" folder on February 21, 2012, with specific dates indicating when each item was last modified. The sizes are given in bytes for files, while directories do not have a size listed but indicate their presence with `

  • `.

The summary of the given text is that it provides a detailed listing of files and directories related to recorded events in different sub-directories within the "D:\events\EnterpriseView for Cisco\EventsForSEs" directory. Here's a breakdown of what is listed: 1. **Directory Structure**: There are multiple sub-directories such as ciscoids_sdee, cisco_netflow, ironport_file, and their respective nested directories like folder1 and folder2. Each has its own set of files and sub-directories with timestamps and sizes indicating when they were last modified or how much space they occupy. 2. **File Types**: The main types of files listed include:

  • recorded.events

  • splitXML.recorded.events

  • recorded.events.replay.tmp

  • 60_recorded.events

  • textmail.log

3. **Sizes and Dates**: Each file is accompanied by its size in bytes and the date when it was last modified or added. For example, "173,016 recorded.events" on October 11, 2010, and its replay counterpart were both 173,016 bytes but had different timestamps indicating they are related to replay operations. 4. **Count of Files**: The total number of files listed across all directories is 9 (for ironport_file) + 6 (from the main directory) = 15 files. The combined size of these files is 7,588,378 bytes plus 495,250 bytes = 8,083,628 bytes. 5. **Directory Listing**: The listing includes both current and parent directories (e.g., . and ..) within each sub-directory. Overall, this summary provides an inventory of the files stored in a specific directory related to Cisco event data storage, detailing file types, sizes, modification dates, and organization within a hierarchical structure. The text provided is a directory listing of files and folders from various directories on a system. It includes details such as the date and time of creation or modification (

  • for directories), file names, sizes in bytes, and paths to the locations where these files are stored. Here's a breakdown by section:

1. **Directory Listing for D:\events\EnterpriseView for Cisco\EventsForSEs\ironport_file\folder2**: This directory contains several subdirectories and files with different timestamps and sizes related to log files, event recordings, and temporary files. The main focus seems to be on logs from various network devices such as routers, VPNs, and an IronPort system for web security. 2. **Directory of D:\events\EnterpriseView for Cisco\EventsForSEs\syslog**: This directory contains a variety of log files named according to the device type they are associated with (e.g., ciscoaironet_syslog.recorded.events, ciscocss_syslog.recorded.events). These logs likely contain system or network event data captured by Cisco devices. 3. **Directory of D:\events\express30**: This directory lists various event files and subdirectories with different timestamps and sizes, which could include log entries from network equipment such as routers (e.g., ciscorouter.recorded.events), VPN configurations (e.g., ciscovpn.recorded.events), or other system events captured during the operation of this particular network setup. The listing provides a snapshot of data generated by various Cisco devices and systems, likely used for troubleshooting, monitoring, or compliance purposes in a networking environment. This text is a directory listing from the path "D:\events\replay_events" dated February 21, 2012. The listing includes various files and directories with different timestamps and sizes. Here's a summary of the contents:

  • There are 17 items in total listed under "Directory of D:\events\replay_events".

  • Most entries are subdirectories such as ". , .., aaaserver_aclog_db, aaaserver_ahlog_db, etc.

  • There are a few files mentioned with their sizes and timestamps:

  • wormOutbreak_200epm.events (2,492,832 bytes, timestamp not specified)

  • zotob_500epm.events (1,697,570 bytes, dated June 19, 2007)

  • BlueCoat.events (38,257,216 bytes, dated August 22, 2007)

  • demo(recorded from demo).events (3,627,194 bytes, dated September 3, 2004)

  • The sizes of the files and subdirectories are not specified in KB or MB but as raw byte counts.

This is a list of file and directory entries, all from the same date (February 21, 2012) and time (around noon). The entries are in a format where each line starts with a date and time followed by a description. Most descriptions indicate what type of database or file they represent:

  • "entercept_db" to "esm_reportingdb": These names suggest various databases used by the organization, possibly related to security or monitoring systems.

  • "Event Files 1" and "2", as well as other files with generic titles like "logger_streaming" and "login_process", might be logs or records of system activities.

  • Other entries include specific types of files (e.g., "iis_file", "juniper_sbr_file") which could indicate the use of particular software for network monitoring or security auditing.

The list is not complete, as it ends abruptly with an incomplete entry: "02/21/2012 12:4". The given text represents a directory listing of files and subdirectories contained within a specific folder, all organized under the name "mcafee". This directory contains various types of data storage and log files related to different systems and applications. Some examples include event logs for MSExchange2007 and other software platforms like Oracle databases, as well as configuration and audit files associated with security measures such as RACF (RACF file), NFR (NFR file), Qualys vulnerability scans (Qualys_file), among others. There are also subdirectories indicated by the "

  • " tag, which list further files or folders within each category. The listing is dated from 2008 and 2012, suggesting that this data pertains to a period when these systems were actively in use or monitored.

This list appears to be a directory listing of files and folders with various names related to different types of data or software configurations. The entries are timestamped and show the date and time they were last modified, often indicated by "

  • " for directories. There are several entries that appear to be database-related (e.g., "sdkscannerdatabase", "sdktbdatabase", "securenetpro_db", etc.), some XML files or folders (e.g., "sdkscannerxml", "sdktbdatabase2", "sdkxmlfolderfollower"), and several entries that seem to be related to network monitoring, antivirus software, and security tools (e.g., "securify_snmp", "securitymanager_db", "symantecantivirusce_file").

Additionally, there is a file named "trainingNessusScan(w good scanner reports).events" dated 10/20/2004 with a size of 267,305 bytes and another file named "VMPSDenies.events" dated 09/05/2007 with a size of 4,108,967 bytes. These files might contain event logs or scan results from network security tools. The rest of the entries are directories without specific details provided in your text snippet. The provided text is a directory listing of files and subdirectories from the path "D:\events\replay_events\aaaserver_aclog_db", "D:\events\replay_events\aaaserver_ahlog_db", "D:\events\replay_events\acs_file", "D:\events\replay_events\acs_wmi", "D:\events\replay_events\aelita_db", "D:\events\replay_events\aixauditpr_file", and "D:\events\replay_events\aladdin_file". The listing includes details such as the date of creation or modification, file sizes, and filenames.

  • **Directories** are marked with a `

    • ` label and include multiple files within them.

  • **Files** have specific dates, times, and sizes listed next to their names. For example, `08/06/2008 10:01 PM 424,497 4.01_recorded.events` indicates the file size is 424,497 bytes, and it was created on August 6, 2008 at 10:01 PM.

  • There are multiple files listed with names like `recorded.events`, which might indicate log or event records from various sources (e.g., WebSense, Apache access logs).

  • The last entry in the text is a directory listing of "D:\events\events.txt" dated Tuesday, February 21, 2012 at 12:46 PM. This file size is not explicitly mentioned but follows the same format as other files listed.

The provided information lists the details of files and directories related to various event replay and log analysis tools used in an IT environment. Here's a summary of each directory listed: 1. **D:\events\replay_events\apache_error_file**: Contains 1 file named `recorded.events` which is 257,350 bytes in size. No subdirectories are present. 2. **D:\events\replay_events\appdetective_db**: Contains 1 file named `recorded.events` which is 673,294 bytes in size. No subdirectories are present. 3. **D:\events\replay_events\argus_file**: Contains 1 file named `recorded.events` which is 28,612 bytes in size. No subdirectories are present. 4. **D:\events\replay_events\asim_cidds_db**: Contains 1 file named `recorded.events` which is 23,715 bytes in size. No subdirectories are present. 5. **D:\events\replay_events\asim_file**: Contains 1 file named `recorded.events` which is 29,844 bytes in size. No subdirectories are present. 6. **D:\events\replay_events\audjrn_file**: Contains two entries:

  • A file named `jrndump1_recorded.events` with a size of 89,472 bytes.

  • A subdirectory named `type5` which contains 1 file named `jrndump5_recorded.events` with a size of 376,692 bytes.

7. **D:\events\replay_events\barnyard_file**: Contains 1 file named `recorded.events` which is 40,220 bytes in size. No subdirectories are present. 8. **D:\events\replay_events\bluecoat_file**: Contains multiple files and a subdirectory:

  • Five files with various names and sizes related to different types of events (e.g., `im_recorded.events`, `main_recorded.events`, etc.) totaling 543,870 bytes.

  • A subdirectory named `type5` which contains 1 file named `jrndump5_recorded.events` with a size of 376,692 bytes.

All entries are dated between August 2008 and February 2012, indicating that these files relate to log data captured over several years for various analytical purposes within the IT infrastructure. The text provided is a directory listing of files and folders located in the path "D:\events\replay_events". Here's a summary of each entry found within this directory: 1. **bro_file**: Contains 586,966 bytes across 7 files. 2. **bsm_file**: Contains various .events files (10x_recorded.events, 8x_recorded.events, 9x_recorded.events, recorded.events) totaling 428,695 + 59,483 + 45,116 + 52,384 + 35,263 bytes = 586,966 bytes across 5 files. 3. **categorizer**: Contains categorizerperftest.events and recorded.events totaling 903,021 + 9,727 bytes = 912,748 bytes across 2 files. 4. **catopsecret_file**: Contains one file named recorded.events with a size of 61,694 bytes. 5. **cef_file**: Contains one file named recorded.events with a size of 13,353 bytes. 6. **checkpointfirewall_ad_opsec**: Contains one file named checkpointfirewall_ad_opsec_recorded.events with a size of 30,426 bytes. 7. **checkpointfirewall_ng_opsec**: Contains one file named checkpointfirewall_ng_opsec_recorded.events with a size of 62,845 bytes. 8. **events.txt**: This is the directory itself and contains no files but does list some metadata about the directory. 9. **checkpointfirewall_ng_sam**: Contains one file named checkpointfirewall_ng_sam_recorded.events with a size of 4,220 bytes. 10. **checkpoint_provider_mds**: Contains one file named checkpoint_provider_mds_recorded.events with a size of 143,973 bytes. This summary provides information about the file and directory structure located in the "D:\events\replay_events" folder, which contains various types of recorded events from different sources such as Cisco systems (ACNS, IDs, RDEP, SDEE), Netflow, ClearTrust, CMDs, CSA, CyberGuard, and DB2. The files are named according to their source and type, e.g., "ciscoacns_file_recorded.events", "ciscoids_log_recorded.events", etc. Each file has a specific size in bytes, with the Cisco SDEE events having two separate entries: one for "ciscooids_sdee_60_recorded.events" (205,284 bytes) and another for "ciscooids_sdee_recorded.events" (19,092 bytes). The total size of all files combined is 3,128,790 bytes. This text appears to be a listing of directories and files from a specific folder structure under the path "D:\events\replay_events". The listings are dated between August 6, 2008, and February 21, 2012. Here's a summary of what each directory contains:

  • **db2_file/8.x**: Contains one file named "recorded.events" with a size of 3,312,101 bytes.

  • **db2_file/9.x**: Contains one file named "recorded.events" with a size of 194,747 bytes.

  • **dhcp_file**: Contains one file named "recorded.events" with a size of 62,272 bytes.

  • **dominowebaccess_file**: Contains one file named "recorded.events" with a size of 1,304,715 bytes.

  • **domino_db**: Contains one file named "recorded.events" with a size of 709,683 bytes.

  • **dragon_exportlog**: Contains three files named "multiplefile_disallowmissingindexmultiplefile_recorded.events", "multiplefile_recorded.events", and another unnamed file totaling approximately 5,826,733 bytes due to the combined size of all three.

  • **dragon_file**: Contains one file named "recorded.events" with a size of 114,572 bytes.

  • **entercept_db**: Contains one file named "recorded.events" with a size of 2,155,753 bytes.

  • **epo_db**: Contains two files named "epo-db-recorded.events" and "mcafee_epo36_recorded.events", totaling approximately 217,614 bytes.

  • **epo_dfw_db**: Contains one file named "80_recorded.events" with a size of 132,412 bytes.

The data is organized in directories and subdirectories, each containing files related to specific events or database entries, along with metadata indicating the date and time of the listing and whether the entry is a directory (indicated by "

  • ").

This document describes the file structure and contents of a directory named "D:\events\replay_events" which contains multiple subdirectories, each containing different types of recorded events. The main directory includes:

  • epo_hips_db: Contains two files - 'epo-hips-7_x.recorded.events' (364,501 bytes) and 'epo-hips-recorded.events' (1,136,943 bytes).

  • epo_hips_multidb: Contains one file - 'epo-hips-multidb-recorded.events' (389,448 bytes).

  • esm_db: Contains one file - 'recorded.events' (753,099 bytes).

  • esm_reportingdb: Contains one file - 'recorded.events' (3,404,862 bytes).

  • esp_db: Contains one file - 'recorded.events' (237,268 bytes).

  • etrust_audit_db: Contains one file - 'recorded.events' (11,343 bytes).

Additionally, there are two empty subdirectories named "Event Files 1" and a nested directory within it called "Events Files", which both contain no files or directories listed. The structure is detailed to show the organization of these events across different databases used for data storage and analysis in this digital environment. This list is a directory listing of files and folders from a specific date (February 21, 2012) in a folder named "events" on a Windows computer. The entries include both directories (

  • ) and files with their respective sizes and dates they were last modified. Some examples of the items listed are:

  • Various .txt files such as 'demoreplay.events' dated April 11, 2005, and 'events.txt' dated February 21, 2012.

  • Directories like 'barnyard_file', 'bsm_file', 'categorizer', etc., which contain various logs or data related to different software or systems.

  • Files such as 'ciscoacns_file', 'ciscoids_log', and 'ciscoids_rdep' that seem to be specific to Cisco products, possibly logging network activities or configurations.

  • Directories for tools like 'checkpointfirewall_ad_opsec', 'checkpointfirewall_ng_opsec', etc., which are likely related to security operations or configurations.

  • Files and directories associated with various software providers (e.g., 'cisco_netflow' from Cisco, 'mcafee_file' from McAfee), indicating the presence of network monitoring or antivirus tools on the system.

The entries provide a snapshot view of what data is stored in the folder, possibly related to security operations and software configurations across different systems managed by an organization. This text appears to be a directory listing from a Windows system showing the contents of various folders and files within the path D:\events\replay_events\Event Files 1\Events Files\. Each folder is listed with its date and time of creation or last modification, as well as indicating that it's a directory. Specific files contained in these directories are also noted, including their size in bytes and the date and time they were last modified.

  • **Files and Directories**: The text lists multiple directories such as oblix_file, oracle_db, aaaserver_aclog_db, aaaserver_ahlog_db, acs_file, acs_wmi, aelita_db, apache_access_file, apache_error_file, and argus_file. Each directory has subdirectories named '.' (current directory) and '..' (parent directory), which are standard in most file systems.

  • **File Details**: For files within the directories, details include their size in bytes, the date and time they were last modified or created, and names such as recorded.events.

  • **Error Entry**: There is an error entry for D:\events\events.txt which indicates a modification on Tuesday, February 21, 2012 at 12:46 PM, but the rest of the file path seems to be missing or not fully provided in the text snippet.

This directory listing provides a snapshot of files and their metadata stored under a specific path in a Windows system's filesystem. The text provided is a directory listing from a Windows file system, detailing the contents of various directories located at "D:\events\replay_events\Event Files 1\Events Files". Each subdirectory contains event files with different names and sizes, as well as other metadata such as the date and time of creation or modification. The main components include:

  • **Directories**: There are multiple subdirectories named `audjrn_file`, `barnyard_file`, `bsm_file`, etc., each containing event files with varying sizes (from 4,578 to 143,973 bytes) and a single metadata file indicating the date and time of creation or modification.

  • **Event Files**: Specific files named such as `recorded.events` within directories like `audjrn_file`, `barnyard_file`, etc., contain event data with sizes ranging from 4,578 to 23,114 bytes. Some directories also have additional event files like `categorizerperftest.events` and `recorded.events`.

  • **Metadata File**: A file named "events.txt" at the root level of D:\events\ contains system information about the directory structure and modification dates for all subdirectories listed above.

The text concludes with a listing from another subdirectory, `ciscoacns_file`, which also includes event files (`recorded.events`). The format is consistent across all entries, showing detailed metadata including time of last write (modification), size in bytes, and the type of entry (either file or directory). The provided text is a directory listing of files and folders located in the path "D:\events\replay_events\Event Files 1\Events Files\". Here's a summary of what each entry represents:

  • **Files and Folders**: There are several folders listed, including directories such as ciscoids_log, ciscoids_rdep, cisco_netflow, cmds_file, csa_file, cyberguard_file, dragon_exportlog, dragon_file, entercept_db, and epo_db. Each of these folders contains a single file named "recorded.events" with varying sizes:

  • **ciscoids_log**: Contains one file named "recorded.events" with a size of 190,788 bytes.

  • **ciscoids_rdep**: Contains one file named "recorded.events" with a size of 1,225,742 bytes.

  • **cisco_netflow**: Contains one file named "recorded.events" with a size of 49,104 bytes.

  • **cmds_file**: Contains one file named "recorded.events" with a size of 36,641 bytes.

  • **csa_file**: Contains one file named "recorded.events" with a size of 72,476 bytes.

  • **cyberguard_file**: Contains one file named "recorded.events" with a size of 6,722 bytes.

  • **dragon_exportlog**: Contains one file named "recorded.events" with a size of 132,568 bytes.

  • **dragon_file**: Contains one file named "recorded.events" with a size of 37,127 bytes.

  • **entercept_db**: Contains one file named "recorded.events" with a size of 2,155,753 bytes.

  • **epo_db**: Contains one file named "recorded.events" with a size of 48,878 bytes.

  • **Dates and Times**: Each entry includes the date and time when the directory was last accessed or modified, which is listed as "02/21/2012 12:42 PM

    • " for directories and specific dates and times for files.

This summary provides a basic overview of what information is contained in each file and folder listed under the specified path. The text describes the contents of several directories located at "D:\events\replay_events\Event Files 1\Events Files" on February 21, 2012. Each directory contains files and subdirectories related to different types of events or data recording. Here is a summary for each directory:

  • **esm_db**: Contains no files; only two directories (.) and (..).

  • **esp_db**: Contains one file named "recorded.events" with a size of 377,685 bytes, dated April 11, 2005.

  • **exmeritus**: Contains one file named "recorded.events" with a size of 2,377,206 bytes, dated April 11, 2005.

  • **foundscan_db**: Contains three files named "recorded.events" (sizes: 238,350, 6,396,019, and 880,956 bytes), all dated April 11, 2005.

  • **ibm_nsa**: Contains one file named "recorded.events" with a size of 1,152,002 bytes, dated April 11, 2005.

  • **icecapng_db**: Contains one file named "recorded.events" with a size of 15,411 bytes, dated April 11, 2005.

  • **idmef_file**: Contains one file named "recorded.events" with a size of 4,258 bytes, dated April 11, 2005.

  • **iis_file**: Contains one file named "recorded.events" with a size of 8,436 bytes, dated April 11, 2005.

  • **internetscanner_db**: Contains one file named "recorded.events" with a size of 669,292 bytes, dated April 11, 2005.

This summary outlines the directory structure and file details of various folders located in "D:\events\replay_events\Event Files 1\Events Files" on February 21, 2012. Each subdirectory within this main folder contains specific event files with their respective creation dates and sizes in bytes:

  • **intrushield_db**: Contains one file named "recorded.events" of size 137,121 bytes created on April 11, 2005.

  • **issrealsecureng_db**: Contains two files named "5.5_recorded.events" and "recorded.events" with sizes of 1,947,932 bytes and 184,416 bytes respectively, both created on April 11, 2005.

  • **issrealsecure_db**: Contains two files named "5.5_recorded.events" and "recorded.events" with sizes of 1,134,859 bytes and 105,134 bytes respectively, both created on April 11, 2005.

  • **issrealsecure_snmp**: Contains one file named "issrealsecure_snmp.recorded.events" of size 104,824 bytes created on April 11, 2005.

  • **itang_file**: Contains one file named "recorded.events" of size 212,011 bytes created on April 11, 2005.

  • **jids_file**: Contains one file named "recorded.events" of size 9,534 bytes created on April 11, 2005.

  • **login_process**: Contains one file named "recorded.events" of size 1,371 bytes created on April 11, 2005.

  • **lucent_log_file**: Contains one file named "recorded.events" of size 24,543 bytes created on April 11, 2005.

  • **macs_db**: The folder is empty and contains no files or subdirectories as of the specified date.

This text is a directory listing from a specific folder location in a file system, presumably related to event files within the "D:\events\replay_events\Event Files 1\Events Files" directory. The listing includes detailed information about various subdirectories and their contents as of February 21, 2012, at 12:42 PM. Here's a summary of each item mentioned in the text:

  • "manhunt_db": Contains 311,558 recorded events across multiple files, with some having smaller sizes but totaling up to around 477,557 bytes and others at approximately 56,813 bytes. The directory size is not directly provided in the text but can be inferred from the total byte count of its contents.

  • "map": Contains a single file named "recorded.events" with 1,587 recorded events, totaling to 1,587 bytes.

  • "mcafee_file": Contains 72,159 bytes worth of recorded events across one file. The exact number of recorded events is not specified but can be inferred from the size and context provided.

  • "mom_db": Contains a large amount of data with 890,469 recorded events in a single file. This indicates that the directory consists mainly of event files, likely related to monitoring or recording software used by McAfee for security purposes.

  • "ncircle_scanner": Contains 23,095 recorded events within one file. The size given is relatively small compared to other entries in the listing.

  • "netcache_file": Contains a massive amount of data with 1,996,958 recorded events across one file. This entry suggests that there might be an extensive database or log related to network caching operations within this directory.

  • "ncircle_scanner" and "netegritysiteminder" do not have specific byte counts mentioned for their contents but instead provide information about the number of recorded events in a single file each, with "netegritysiteminder" having 37,791 recorded events.

  • "nfrhid_db" contains 7,048 recorded events within one file. The size is small compared to other entries but still significant based on the context provided.

  • "nfrng_file" also has a large number of recorded events with 1,998,865 in one file, making it one of the largest files or directories listed here by volume and quantity of data contained.

The text provides information about each subdirectory's contents in terms of both size and the type of data stored (in this case, recorded events), allowing for an understanding of how much space is occupied by which category of file(s) within these folders. This text represents a directory listing from a file system, specifically showing the contents of folders and files within the path D:\events\replay_events\Event Files 1\Events Files. The listing includes details such as the date and time the information was accessed, the size of each item (in bytes), and whether it is a file or directory.

  • **Directories**: There are multiple directories listed under Event Files 1, including nfr_file, nt_advanced, nt_collector, oblix_file, oracle_db, and others up to Event Files 2, where the structure stops being fully expanded in the provided text. Each directory contains subdirectories and files, some of which are further detailed:

  • **nfr_file**: Contains no files but has a single file named "recorded.events" dated April 11, 2005, with a size of 143,911 bytes.

  • **nt_advanced**: Contains one file "recorded.events" dated April 11, 2005, with a size of 38,506 bytes.

  • **nt_collector**: Contains one file "recorded.events" dated April 11, 2005, with a size of 38,532 bytes.

  • **oblix_file**: Contains one file "recorded.events" dated April 11, 2005, with a size of 30,877 bytes.

  • **oracle_db**: Contains one file "recorded.events" dated April 11, 2005, with a size of 6,791,295 bytes.

  • **Files and Directories**: The directories listed under Event Files 2 are not fully expanded but include names such as oval_file, procurve_snmp, qualys_file, raptor_file, raptor_snmp, retina_db, sana_snmp, sdkfilereader, sdkiddatabase, sdkrfilereader, sdktbdatabase, sdktbdatabase2, securenetpro_db, securify_snmp, securitymanager_db, sesa_db, siteprotector_db, and snor. These are all marked as directories (indicated by

    • ).

  • **Event Files 2**: This directory does not contain any files or subdirectories beyond what is listed in the text provided.

The listing format provides a snapshot of the file structure within the specified path, showing which items are currently accessible and their attributes such as size and type. This text is a directory listing for multiple files and subdirectories within the path "D:\events\replay_events\Event Files 2\Events Files". The directories listed include names such as "snort_file", "snort_idmef", "sourcefire_api", "stormwatch_file", etc., each representing different types of event or log files. Additionally, there are two main subdirectories within this path: 1. "oval_file": Contains various .oval files as listed in the directory entries provided. 2. "procurve_snmp" and "qualys_file": These directories contain specific types of log files named "procurve_snmp.recorded.events" and "recorded.events", respectively, along with their sizes (in bytes) and timestamps when they were last modified. 3. "raptor_file" and "raptor_snmp": Similar to the previous entries, these directories contain specific log files named "recorded.events" for each, accompanied by their respective file sizes and modification times. 4. "retina_db": This directory includes a single file named "recorded.events", which is also specified in terms of its size and last modified time. The text ends with another directory entry for "D:\events\replay_event", but it does not list any files or subdirectories within this final path, only indicating the current date (02/21/2012) and time (12:42 PM). This document provides a detailed directory structure and file information for various event files located in the "Event Files 2" section under the "Events Files" folder within the "replay_events" directory. The files are organized by sub-folders such as sdkfilereader, sdkiddatabase, sdkrfilereader, and others. Each sub-folder contains specific recorded events with file names like sana_snmp.recorded.events, flexagent_db_A.recorded.events, etc., along with their respective sizes in bytes. The provided text is a directory listing of various files and subdirectories related to event recordings stored under the path "D:\events\replay_events\Event Files 2\Events Files". Here's a summarized breakdown of the contents found in each subdirectory: 1. **sesa_db**: Contains no files listed directly, possibly indicating that this directory is empty or does not contain relevant data as per the listing format shown. 2. **siteprotector_db**: Lists several files and their sizes along with timestamps:

  • 589,371 bytes of "2.0_recorded.events" dated 04/11/2005 at 10:42 AM

  • 3,951,789 bytes of "IS_6_21_2.0_recorded.events" dated the same day and time

  • 4,428,270 bytes of "IS_7_0_2.0_recorded.events" dated the same day and time

  • 750,965 bytes of "recorded.events" dated the same day and time

3. **snort_db**: Contains two files:

  • 113,343 bytes of "countersnipe_recorded.events" dated 04/11/2005 at 10:42 AM

  • 176,044 bytes of "recorded.events" dated the same day and time

4. **snort_file**: Contains one file:

  • 64,394 bytes of "recorded.events" dated 04/11/2005 at 10:42 AM

5. **snort_idmef**: Contains one file:

  • 4,746 bytes of "recorded.events" dated 04/11/2005 at 10:42 AM

6. **sourcefire_api**: Contains one file:

  • 7,065 bytes of "recorded.events" dated 04/11/2005 at 10:42 AM

7. **stormwatch_file**: Contains one file:

  • 21,095 bytes of "recorded.events" dated 04/11/2005 at 10:42 AM

8. **sunonewebserver_access_file**: Contains one file:

  • 2,366,169 bytes of "recorded.events" dated 04/11/2005 at 10:43 AM

These files are likely logs or records generated by various software systems, possibly related to network security monitoring or event logging. The sizes and timestamps provide information about the age and content of these recorded events. This text is a directory listing of files and subdirectories related to event recordings from different systems such as Syslog, Cisco Pix, ExtremeSyslog, IntrusionShield, etc. The events are stored in the path "D:\events\replay_events\Event Files 2\Events Files" under various names like "sybase_db", "symantecantivirusce_file", "syslog", and others, with each file containing recorded events with specific sizes and timestamps. The provided text lists various recorded events from different sources and their corresponding sizes in bytes. Here's a summary of each entry:

  • **Date**: All entries are dated April 11, 2005, at 10:43 AM.

  • **Event Source and Size (in bytes)**:

  • `nokiasecurityplatform_syslog`: 974,103 bytes

  • `nortel_vpn`: 204,005 bytes

  • `nsm_syslog`: 48,425 bytes

  • `peakflow_syslog`: 36,972 bytes

  • `pf.recorded.events`: 14,644 bytes

  • `prosafe`: 376,038 bytes

  • `rsaace_syslog`: 19,415 bytes

  • `sidewinder`: 268,127 bytes

  • `sonicwall`: 55,855 bytes

  • `sourcefire`: 20,321 bytes

  • `sourcefire_syslog`: 18,289 bytes

  • `stealthwatch_syslog`: 39,792 bytes

  • `syslogd`: 705,031 bytes

  • `timecorrection_module`: 41,259 bytes

  • `tippingpoint`: 274,052 bytes

  • `tlattackmitigator_syslog`: 125,837 bytes

  • `trushield`: 11,706 bytes

  • `versionstringtest`: 3,559 bytes

  • `watchguard_syslog`: 33,029 bytes

  • `whatsup_syslog`: 13,650 bytes

  • `airdefense_syslog`: 36,055 bytes

  • `alcatel`: 73,543 bytes

  • `apache`: 129,231 bytes

  • `autoload`: 2,702 bytes

  • `ciscopix`: 1,030,480 bytes

  • `ciscorouter`: 66,457 bytes

  • `ciscovpn`: 359,380 bytes

  • `ciscovpnconcentrator`: 17,458 bytes

  • `coreguard`: 1,515,179 bytes

  • `cyberguard`: 52,368 bytes

  • `extreme_syslog`: 616,397 bytes

These entries represent various types of events recorded from different devices or systems. The file size for each event is also provided in the list. This is a record of file sizes and timestamps for various event files stored in a directory on a specific date. The events are associated with different security devices or software systems, such as FortiGate, NetScreen, Niksun, and others. Each entry includes the timestamp (date and time) when the file was recorded, its size in bytes, and the name of the file. There is also an additional file named "recorded.events" dated 04/11/2005 at 10:44 AM with a size of 25,861 bytes, located within a subdirectory structure under D:\events\replay_events\Event Files 2\Ev. The provided text is a directory listing of files and folders located in a specific path on a computer's disk drive, specifically "D:\events\replay_events\Event Files 2\Events Files". This directory contains several subdirectories, each containing various files and their corresponding metadata such as file size, date created, and whether they are directories themselves. The main components of this listing include: 1. **tcpdump_file**: Contains a single file named "recorded.events" with a size of 1,157,797 bytes. 2. **trendmicro_db**: Contains two files - "avvirus_recorded.events" (47,579 bytes) and "security_recorded.events" (28,571 bytes), totaling 76,150 bytes. 3. **tw_manager_file**: Contains a single file named "recorded.events" with a size of 3,104 bytes. 4. **webseal_file**: Contains a single file named "recorded.events" with a size of 93,064 bytes. 5. **exchange_trackinglog**: Contains two files - "MSExchange2007.recorded.events" (29,336 bytes) and "MSExchange_recorded.events" (129,422 bytes), totaling 158,758 bytes. 6. **exmeritus**: Contains a single file named "recorded.events" with a size of 3,592,723 bytes. 7. **flexasset_file**: Contains a single file named "recorded.events" with a size of 6,430 bytes. 8. **foundscan_db**: Contains four files - three versions of "recorded.events" (3.0_, 4.0_, and 5.0_) totaling 12,321,018 bytes, plus an additional file named "recorded.events" which is not versioned. Additionally, there is a master events log file located at "D:\events\events.txt", last modified on Tuesday, February 21, 2012, at 12:46 PM. The given text is a directory listing of files and folders from a specific path on a system. It lists the contents of several directories located under D:\events\replay_events\. Each entry includes the date and time it was last modified, size in bytes if applicable (marked as "File(s) xxx bytes"), and name of the file or folder. Here's a summary of each directory: 1. **fsecure_file**: Contains no files; only subdirectories named "." and "..". 2. **harris_stat_db**:

  • Two files: "5x.recorded.events" (1,063,011 bytes) and "6x.recorded.events" (1,099,876 bytes). Total size is 2,162,887 bytes.

3. **hpopenvms_file**: Contains no files; only subdirectories named "." and "..".

  • One file: "recorded.events" (112,307 bytes).

4. **hpuxaudit_file**:

  • Contains no files; only subdirectories named "." and "..".

  • One file: "recorded.events" (74,533 bytes).

5. **ias_file**:

  • Contains no files; only subdirectories named "." and "..".

  • One file: "recorded.events" (137,484 bytes).

6. **ibm_nsa**:

  • Contains no files; only subdirectories named "." and "..".

  • One file: "recorded.events" (1,095,407 bytes).

7. **icecapng_db**:

  • Contains no files; only subdirectories named "." and "..".

  • One file: "recorded.events" (19,552 bytes).

8. **idmef_file**:

  • Contains no files; only subdirectories named "." and "..".

  • One file: "recorded.events" (4,258 bytes).

9. **iis_file**:

  • Contains no files; only subdirectories named "." and "..".

  • One file: "recorded.events" (14,445 bytes).

10. **iis_multifile**:

  • Contains no files; only subdirectories named "." and "..".

  • One file: "recorded.events" (24,567 bytes).

11. **iis_multiserver**:

  • Contains no files; only subdirectories named "." and "..".

  • One file: "recorded.events" (496,552 bytes).

Additionally, there is a text file located at D:\events\events.txt which was last modified on February 21, 2012, at 12:46 PM. The provided text is a directory listing from a Windows system, specifically showing the contents of various subdirectories within the `D:\events\replay_events` and `D:\events` directories. Here's a summarized breakdown of what's listed in each section: 1. **Top-level Directory (`D:\events`)**:

  • Contains several subdirectories under `replay_events`.

2. **Subdirectory `events.txt`**:

  • Lists the directory contents at a specific time, February 21, 2012, at 12:46 PM.

  • The file size is minimal (496,552 bytes).

3. **Subdirectories under `replay_events`**:

  • Each subdirectory contains files and other subdirectories representing different types of data or logs:

  • **internetscanner_db**: Contains no files but has a directory structure indicating it might be used for storing database information.

  • **intrushield_db**: Contains multiple files with varying sizes, including:

  • `recorded.events` (642,391 bytes)

  • Subdirectories within this include:

  • `IP6.recorded.events` (412,651 bytes)

  • `PAYLOADrecorded.events` (250,128 bytes)

  • `payloadsamplingtypespecificdata.recorded.events` (285,321 bytes)

  • `recorded.events` (200,950 bytes)

  • `typespecificdata.recorded.events` (285,321 bytes)

  • **intrushield_timebased_db**: Contains multiple files with varying sizes, including:

  • `intrusheild_timebased_db_typespecificdata_timebased.recorded.events` (171,958 bytes)

  • `intrusheld_timebased_db_timebased_recorded.events` (205,845 bytes)

  • `intrushield_timebased_db_IP6_timebased.recorded.events` (462,152 bytes)

  • `intrushield_timebased_db_payloadsamplingtypespecificdata_timebased.recorded.events` (171,958 bytes)

  • `intrushield_timebased_db_PAYLOAD_timebasedrecorded.events` (255,286 bytes)

  • **ironport_file**: Contains:

  • `recorded.events` (163,860 bytes)

  • **ironport_websecurity_file**: Contains:

  • `recorded.events` (543,584 bytes)

  • **isa2004_file**: Contains multiple files with varying names and sizes, including:

  • `FWS_recorded.events` (300,970 bytes)

  • `WEB_recorded.events` (242,413 bytes)

The text ends abruptly after listing the contents of one file in the `isa2004_file` directory and does not provide further details or continuation beyond this point. The text provided is a directory listing from a Windows system's file explorer, showing the contents and sizes of files and subdirectories within several directories located at `D:\events\replay_events`. Here's a summary of what's listed: 1. **Directory of D:\events\replay_events\isa_file**

  • No files or subdirectories are present.

2. **Directory of D:\events\replay_events\issrealseasecureng_db**

  • 2 files:

  • `5.5_recorded.events` (1,785,504 bytes)

  • `recorded.events` (166,032 bytes)

  • Total size: 1,951,536 bytes.

3. **Directory of D:\events\replay_events\issrealseasecure_db**

  • 2 files:

  • `5.5_recorded.events` (1,134,859 bytes)

  • `recorded.events` (105,134 bytes)

  • Total size: 1,239,993 bytes.

4. **Directory of D:\events\replay_events\issrealseasecure_snmp**

  • 1 file:

  • `issrealsecure_snmp.recorded.events` (99,196 bytes)

5. **Directory of D:\events\replay_events\itang_file**

  • 1 file:

  • `recorded.events` (438,463 bytes)

6. **Directory of D:\events\replay_events\jids_file**

  • 1 file:

  • `recorded.events` (9,534 bytes)

7. **Directory of D:\events\replay_events\juniper_sbr_file**

  • 1 file:

  • `recorded.events` (177,312 bytes)

8. **Directory of D:\events\replay_events\logger_streaming**

  • 6 files:

  • `apache_access_file.recorded.events` (481,026 bytes)

  • `apache_error_file.recorded.events` (257,134 bytes)

  • `db2_file.recorded.events` (2,724,098 bytes)

  • `dhcp_file.recorded.events` (53,340 bytes)

  • `juniper_sbr_file.recorded.events` (151,463 bytes)

  • `login_process.recorded.events` (2,743 bytes)

  • Total size: 3,669,804 bytes.

9. **Directory of D:\events\replay_events\login_process**

  • No files or subdirectories are present.

The total size of all the listed files is approximately 7,218,351 bytes (excluding directories with no entries). This text is a directory listing of various files and folders located in the path "D:\events\replay_events" on a specific date (February 21, 2012). The entries are formatted to show the name, size, type, and last modified date for each item. Here's a summary of what is listed:

  • There are several folders named after different event databases or related files, including "lucent_log_file", "lumeta_file", "macs_db", "manhunt_db", "map", "mazuprofiler_db", "mazuprofiler_v3schema_db", and "mcafee".

  • Each folder contains multiple subdirectories (marked with "

    • "), which are represented by dots (".") and double dots ("..").

  • Several folders have files named "recorded.events" with varying sizes, from a few kilobytes to over 5 million bytes. These include:

  • lucent_log_file: 1,371 bytes

  • lumeta_file: 23,589 bytes

  • macs_db: 306,770 bytes

  • manhunt_db: 705,961 bytes (comprising two files)

  • map: 9,732 bytes

  • mazuprofiler_db: 2,236,434 bytes (with multiple recorded.events files)

  • mazuprofiler_v3schema_db: 994,339 bytes

  • mcafee: 132,412 bytes

  • There is also a file named "events.txt" located in the main directory of D:\events, last modified on February 21, 2012, at 12:46 PM.

The structure and contents suggest that these files are related to event logs or database entries from various systems, possibly used for forensic analysis, security monitoring, or other IT-related purposes. The provided text is a directory listing from the folder D:\events\replay_events, which contains various subdirectories and files related to different types of events recorded in McAfee products. Here's a summary of each file and directory mentioned: 1. **mcafee_epo36_recorded.events** - A file with 140,089 bytes, located within the D:\events\replay_events folder. 2. **recorded.events** - Another version of the same file as above, also in the same directory and with a size of 72,159 bytes. 3. **MOM2007_recorded.events** - A file with 104,384 bytes under the D:\events\replay_events\momng_db directory. 4. **sybari_db.recorded.events** - A file with 409,154 bytes within the same directory as above. 5. **multisqlserver_audit_db/recorded.events** - The largest file in this listing, a massive 8,197,443-byte file found under the multisqlserver_audit_db subdirectory. 6. **ncircle_scanner/recorded.events** - A file with 182,143 bytes located within the ncircle_scanner directory. 7. **ncircle_xml_file/recorded.events** - Another file, this time with 799,805 bytes under the ncircle_xml_file subdirectory. 8. **netcache_file/common_recorded.events and squid_recorded.events** - Two files totaling 2,311,387 bytes within the netcache_file directory. The text also includes timestamps for when the listing was last modified on February 21, 2012, at 12:46 PM. The directories themselves are organized under D:\events\replay_events and include various subdirectories such as momng_db, mom_db, multisqlserver_audit_db, ncircle_scanner, ncircle_xml_file, and netcache_file. This is a directory listing of files and subdirectories in the path D:\events\replay_events, dated February 21, 2012. The main components listed are: 1. **nexpose_xml**: Contains no files but has two directories (.) and (..). 2. **nfrhid_db**: Contains one file named recorded.events of size 773,922 bytes. 3. **nfrng_file**: Contains one file named recorded.events of size 3,253,861 bytes. 4. **nfr_file**: Contains one file named recorded.events of size 143,911 bytes. 5. **novell_db**: Contains one file named recorded.events of size 306,132 bytes. 6. **nt_advanced**: Contains multiple files and subdirectories with names ending in 'recorded.events'. The total size is 5,327,808 bytes across 14 files:

  • eTrust_Antivirus.recorded.events (57,813 bytes)

  • i10n_de.recorded.events (16,832 bytes)

  • ias.recorded.events (10,456 bytes)

  • microsoft_exchange.recorded.events (33,161 bytes)

  • microsoft_remoteaccess.recorded.events (23,244 bytes)

  • ms_directoryservice.recorded.events (8,320 bytes)

  • multiline_application_event.recorded.events (15,329 bytes)

  • oracle.recorded.events (36,729 bytes)

  • rsa_ace.recorded.events (39,510 bytes)

  • sidtranslation.recorded.events (29,179 bytes)

  • symantec_smsforexchange.recorded.events (74,103 bytes)

  • sysmon_log.recorded.events (8,670 bytes)

  • wins.recorded.events (4,863,832 bytes)

7. **nt_collector**: Contains no files but has two directories (.) and (..). The text provided is a directory listing from a specific folder path on a disk, likely D:\events\replay_events\. It includes details about various subdirectories and files related to recorded events. Here's the summarized information:

  • **File Details**:

  • There are multiple files with names like `recorded.events` and subtypes such as `nt_processmonitoring.recorded.events`, `oblix_file/recorded.events`, `oraclesysdba_log/realtime.recorded.events`, etc., each having different sizes ranging from a few bytes to several megabytes.

  • There are also files named `batch.recorded.events` and `realtime.recorded.events` under the `oraclesysdba_file` directory, with combined total size of about 1.975 MB.

  • Additional files include `10g_recorded.events`, which is around 8.63MB in size, and a significant file named `recorded.events` under the `os390_nvas_session_file` directory with a size of 653 KB.

  • **Directory Structure**:

  • The directories listed include subdirectories such as `nt_local`, `oblix_file`, `oraclesysdba_log`, `oracle_db`, `os390_file`, `os390_nvas_file`, `os390_nvas_session_file`, and `oval_file`.

  • Each directory contains a mix of other directories (like `.`), representing the parent and child relationships within the file system hierarchy.

  • **Date and Time Stamp**:

  • All entries include a date and time stamp indicating when the listing was last updated, which is "02/21/2012 12:42 PM" for all subdirectories except the files themselves, which have specific times like "08/06/2008 10:02 PM", "08/06/2008 10:03 PM", etc.

  • **File and Directory Count**:

  • There are several directories listed, with the total number varying across different event types (e.g., `nt_local` has 3 subdirectories but no specific count for files).

  • The file counts vary from a single file to multiple files within each directory.

  • **File Sizes**:

  • File sizes range from as small as a few bytes in some log files, up to around 982 KB and more than 7 MB in size, indicating the variety of data types stored across these files.

The text ends abruptly before providing a complete path for one of the directories or files, which is not ideal for comprehensive understanding but does provide enough information to deduce that this listing pertains to recorded events within various subdirectories under `D:\events\replay_events\`. The text provided is a directory listing of files and directories related to event recordings from various systems such as ProCurve SNMP, PureSight DB, Qualys file, Quest Intrust DB, Raptor file, and others. Each entry includes the date and time it was last modified along with the size of each file or subdirectory in bytes. There are several entries for different databases and files containing recorded events from various systems. This is a directory listing of files and subdirectories in the path "D:\events\replay_events" on February 21, 2012. There are multiple folders containing various types of events or data files, each with its own creation date and size. The total number of file(s) listed is 15, and their combined size is approximately 49 MB (8,989,707 bytes). This text appears to be a directory listing from a Windows system's file explorer, specifically showing the contents of the "D:\events\replay_events" folder. Here is a summarized version of what is listed:

  • **Files and Directories in D:\events\replay_events:**

  • There are several subdirectories within "replay_events", each named after their respective content or module (e.g., sdkrfilereader, sdkscannerdatabase, sdktbdatabase, etc.).

  • Each subdirectory contains various files and possibly other subdirectories:

  • **sdkrfilereader:** Contains two files of size 7,812 bytes and 109,291 bytes respectively.

  • **sdkscannerdatabase:** Contains one file of size 6,232,389 bytes.

  • **sdktbdatabase:** Contains one file of size 1,463 bytes.

  • **sdktbdatabase2:** Contains one file of size 10,763 bytes.

  • **sdkxmlfolderfollower:** Contains one file of size 48,712 bytes.

  • **securenetpro_db:** Contains one file of size 37,627 bytes.

  • **securify_snmp:** Contains one file of size 7,384 bytes.

  • **securitymanager_db:** Contains one file of size 80,059 bytes.

  • **sesa_db:** Contains two files: one of size 516,706 bytes and another of size 271,581 bytes.

  • **File Details:**

  • Most files have dates from August 6, 2008, but some are more recent (e.g., "recorded.events" in various subdirectories).

  • File sizes range from a few thousand bytes to millions of bytes.

  • **Directories:**

  • There are two parent directories: "." and "..".

  • Each subdirectory has its own timestamped entries for files and subdirectories, indicating when they were last modified or accessed.

This directory listing provides an overview of the types of data stored in each module related to event recording and management within the system's file structure under D:\events\replay_events. The text provided is a directory listing of files and folders related to event recordings on a specific path (D:\events\replay_events). Here's a summary of the information contained in each section: 1. **Directory of D:\events\replay_events\siteminder_file**:

  • Contains 2 subdirectories: '.' and '..'.

  • One file, recorded.events, dated August 6, 2008, with a size of 173,312 bytes.

2. **Directory of D:\events\replay_events\siteminder_pt_file**:

  • Contains 2 subdirectories: '.' and '..'.

  • One file, recorded.events, dated August 6, 2008, with a size of 51,806 bytes.

3. **Directory of D:\events\replay_events\siteprotector**:

  • Contains 2 subdirectories: '.' and '..'.

  • Multiple files related to SiteProtector software, including versions 2.0 and various recorded events with different dates and sizes (e.g., 502,842 bytes for 2.0_recorded.events dated August 6, 2008; 3,759,099 bytes for IS_7_0_2.0_recorded.events dated August 6, 2008).

  • Total size of files in this directory is 17,336,216 bytes across 12 files.

4. **Directory of D:\events\replay_events\siteprotector_db**:

  • Contains 2 subdirectories: '.' and '..'.

  • Similar to the siteprotector directory, but includes additional files with names ending in '_PAYLOAD2.0_recorded.events', such as SP5BI_PAYLOAD2.0_recorded.events (dated August 6, 2008) with a size of 1,843,854 bytes and SP5PROM_PAYLOAD2.0_recorded.events (dated August 6, 2008) with a size of 3,144,937 bytes.

  • Total size of files in this directory is also 17,336,216 bytes across the same set of files as the siteprotector directory.

Each section provides details about the file types and sizes within the directories named after their respective software products (SiteMinder, SiteProtector, etc.), indicating that these might be components or modules related to network management or security systems. The text provided is a directory listing of files and directories related to event recordings, specifically from various applications such as SNMP, SQL Server audit, Squid file logging, and others. Each entry includes the date and time of the recording, the size of the file (in bytes), and the name of the file or directory. The entries are organized into different subdirectories named according to the application they correspond to, such as 'snort_db', 'snort_file', 'snort_idmef', 'snort_ng_file', 'sourcefire_api', 'sqlserver_audit_db', and 'squid_file'. The last entry in the sequence is a continuation of the previous listing, showing another subdirectory named 'stormwatch_file' with its own set of files. The provided text is a directory listing from the "D:\events\replay_events" path, showing various subdirectories and files related to different event recordings. Here's a summary of what's included in each directory: 1. **sunonedirectoryserver_file**: Contains one file named `recorded.events` with a size of 636,250 bytes. It also has a subdirectory named `merge`, which contains one file named `recorded.events` with a size of 22,891 bytes. 2. **sunonewebserver_access_file**: Contains one file named `recorded.events` with a size of 2,243,371 bytes. 3. **sybase_db**: Contains one file named `recorded.events` with a size of 32,543 bytes. 4. **symantecantivirusce_file**: Contains three files named `10x_recorded.events`, `8x_recorded.events`, and `9x_recorded.events`, all with varying sizes (176,370, 87,809, and 211,336 bytes respectively), plus one file named `reconnection_10x_recorded.events` with a size of 179,706 bytes. The total size for this directory is 655,221 bytes. 5. **symantecantivirusce_multifilereader**: Contains the same files as `symantecantivirusce_file`, but in different quantities and with varying sizes: four files totaling 642,368 bytes (10x_recorded.events, 8x_recorded.events, 9x_recorded.events, and reconnection_10x_recorded.events). 6. **symanteccsp_db**: Contains two files named `5.1_recorded.events` with a size of 12,446,561 bytes, and `recorded.events` with a size of 111,699 bytes. The total combined size for this directory is 12,558,260 bytes. 7. **symantec_gs_ef_file**: Contains one file named `recorded.events` with a size of 64,304 bytes. Additionally, there's an events.txt file located in the root directory of D:\events, dated February 21, 2012 at 12:46 PM. This text is a directory listing of files and folders from a specific path on a disk (D:\events\replay_events) related to event recordings. The entries are organized by date and time the items were last modified, displayed in the format "month/day/year hour:minute". The folder structure includes subdirectories such as symantec_websecurity_antivirusgateway, syslog, and others, each containing multiple files with names like recorded.events or specific product-related names (e.g., ciscopix.recorded.events). The sizes of the files are also listed in bytes, and there is a total count of 1 File(s) for a combined size of 887,614 bytes, indicating that this directory contains information about various security events or logs from different devices or systems like Symantec Web Security, Cisco products, etc. The data presented is a record of event counts for various security and network monitoring tools from a specific date and time, all captured under the same timestamp of 08/06/2008 10:02 PM. Each line represents a distinct type of recorded event, each with its own unique identifier and count of events. Here's a breakdown of the data for reference:

  • **coreguard.recorded.events**: 1,431,899 events

  • **cyberguard.recorded.events**: 72,948 events

  • **cyberguard52.recorded.events**: 13,353 events

  • **cyberguard6_syslog.recorded.events**: 19,914 events

  • **datagram_iis_syslog.recorded.events**: 70,502 events

  • **eventintegrity.recorded.events**: 1,605,345 events

  • **extreme_syslog.recorded.events**: 592,201 events

  • **f5bigip_syslog.recorded.events**: 34,314 events

  • **filtering_module.recorded.events**: 35,219 events

  • **fortigate_syslog.recorded.events**: 1,275,371 events

  • **gauntlet.recorded.events**: 126,705 events

  • **honeyd.recorded.events**: 112,959 events

  • **ingrian_syslog.recorded.events**: 238,019 events

  • **intrushield.recorded.events**: 2,350,324 events

  • **ipolicy_syslog.recorded.events**: 366,279 events

  • **ironmail5x_syslog.recorded.events**: 128,480 events

  • **ironmail65x_syslog.recorded.events**: 128,480 events

  • **junipernetscreenvpn_syslog.recorded.events**: 528,351 events

  • **m40e_aspic_syslog.recorded.events**: 64,814 events

  • **manhunt_syslog.recorded.events**: 52,029 events

  • **mcafeesig_syslog.recorded.events**: 190,202 events

  • **miragecounterpoint_syslog.recorded.events**: 734,723 events

  • **nagios.recorded.events**: 352,962 events

  • **nagios_syslog.recorded.events**: 416,388 events

  • **neoteris.recorded.events**: 280,637 events

  • **netcontinuum_syslog.recorded.events**: 34,573 events

  • **netkeeper_syslog.recorded.events**: 413,412 events

  • **netscreen.recorded.events**: 943,130 events

  • **netscreen_idp_syslog.recorded.events**: 453,989 events

  • **newbury_syslog.recorded.events**: 55,878 events

  • **niksun_syslog.recorded.events**: 133,872 events

  • **nitrosecurity_syslog.recorded.events**: 130,917 events

  • **nokiasecurityplatform_syslog.recorded.events**: 876,285 events

This table provides a comprehensive list of the event counts for each recorded event type in a network monitoring or security system context. This text provides a list of log entries from various devices or systems recorded on August 6, 2008, at 10:02 PM. Each entry includes the date and time followed by the number of events recorded for different types of logs such as nortel_vpn, nsm_syslog, ntsyslog_syslog, oracle_audit_syslog, packetalarm_syslog, peakflowx_syslog, and so on. The entries are part of a larger log file stored in D:\events\events.txt on Tuesday, February 21, 2012 at 12:46 PM. This is a list of file sizes and timestamps for various event files stored in the directory "D:\events\replay_events\syslog_pipe". The files are from different sources such as version string test, watch guard syslog, whatsup syslog, agent time verifier, air defense syslog, etc. The total number of files is 93, and they have a combined size of 26,256,207 bytes. The directory was last accessed on February 21, 2012 at 12:42 PM. The text provides a list of event records for various devices and software systems from an unspecified source on the date August 6, 2008 at 10:02 PM. Each record is formatted with a timestamp followed by the size in bytes of the recorded events for different types of logs or data sources including:

  • CyberGuard (syslog)

  • Datagram IIS (syslog)

  • DstDP (recorded events)

  • EventIntegrity (recorded events)

  • Extreme Networks (syslog)

  • F5 BigIP (syslog)

  • Failover Destinations (recorded events)

  • FortiGate (syslog)

  • Gauntlet (recorded events)

  • Manhunt (syslog)

  • McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator (syslog)

  • Mirage Counterpoint (syslog)

  • Multiple Destinations (recorded events)

  • Nagios (syslog)

  • Neoteris (recorded events)

  • NetContinuum (syslog)

  • NetKeeper (syslog)

  • NetScreen (recorded events)

  • NSM (syslog)

All entries are presented in a standardized format with the timestamp and size of the recorded events, but specific details about what constitutes an event or how these logs are used for monitoring, security, or operational purposes are not provided in this text. This text provides a detailed record of the number of events recorded by various network security and monitoring devices on August 6, 2008, at 10:02 PM. The data includes entries for multiple systems such as ntsyslog, oracle_audit_syslog, packetalarm_syslog, peakflowx_syslog, peakflow_syslog, pf.recorded.events, prosafe, radware_defensepro_syslog, rsaace_syslog, sendmail_syslog, sidewinder, sms7x_syslog, sms_syslog, snare_syslog, sonicwall, sourcefire, stealthwatch_syslog, stonegate_syslog, symantecendpointprotection_syslog, symantecnetworksecurity_syslog, syslogd, tacacs_syslog, tippingpoint, tlattackmitigator_ng_syslog, tlattackmitigator_syslog, tripwire_enterprise_syslog, trushield, type80_syslog, v2xcompatibility, versionstringtest, and watchguard_syslog. Each entry is identified by its date, time, number of recorded events (in bytes), and the specific device name followed by "_syslog" and ".recorded.events". The total number of files listed in this log is 93, with a combined size of 26,957 bytes. The text provided is a directory listing of various files and directories located in the path "D:\events\replay_events". It includes information about the date and time the directory was last modified, the size of the listed items (if applicable), and the name of each item within the specified directory. Here's a breakdown of what is contained in each section: 1. **D:\events\replay_events\tamaudit_file** - Contains no files but shows two directories named '.' and '..'. 2. **D:\events\replay_events\tam_file** - Contains one file named "recorded.events" of size 56,944 bytes. 3. **D:\events\replay_events\tcpdump_38_file** - Contains one file named "recorded.events" of size 1,068,623 bytes. 4. **D:\events\replay_events\tcpdump_file** - Contains one file named "recorded.events" of size 36,629 bytes. 5. **D:\events\replay_events\tenable_xml_file** - Contains one file named "recorded.events" of size 85,216 bytes. 6. **D:\events\replay_events\trendmicrong_db** - Contains multiple files named with different extensions related to event recording:

  • "35_avvirus_recorded.events" (2,060,429 bytes)

  • "35_iwss_recorded.events" (282,487 bytes)

  • "35_security_recorded.events" (1,725,886 bytes)

  • "avvirus_OS7_avvirus_recorded,.events" (8,900,426 bytes)

  • "avvirus_recorded.events" (84,896 bytes)

  • "security_recorded.events" (21,480 bytes)

7. **D:\events\replay_events\trendmicro_assetdb** - Contains one file named "recorded.events" of size 13,420 bytes. 8. **D:\events\replay_events\trendmicro_db** - Contains two files:

  • "avvirus_recorded.events" (55,867 bytes)

  • "security_recorded.events" (28,571 bytes)

9. **D:\events\replay_events\tw_manager_file** - Contains one file named "recorded.events" of size 59,860 bytes. The text also includes a note about the location of an events.txt file outside the replay_events directory and its last modification date and time. The text provided is a directory listing of files and directories located in the path "D:\events\replay_events" on a specific date (02/21/2012). Here's a summary of what each part means: 1. **Directory Listing**: The text shows several sections, each labeled as a directory with its unique subdirectories and files. There are directories for different event-related file types such as "weblogic_file", "webseal_file", "websense_snmp", "websphere_file", and "webwasher_file". 2. **File Details**: Each file listed includes:

  • The date and time the directory was last modified.

  • The size of each file in bytes (e.g., 2,660,782 for recorded.events in weblogic_file).

  • The name of the file itself.

3. **Directory Structure**: For each directory listed:

  • It shows that there are subdirectories named '.' and '..' which represent the current directory and its parent directory, respectively.

4. **Total Summary**: At the end of the listing, a total summary is provided:

  • The number of files (753).

  • The total size of all listed files combined (520,741,487 bytes or approximately 520 MB).

  • The number of directories (884) and the amount of free space in those directories (52,728,274,944 bytes or about 52.7 GB).

This summary provides a quick overview of the file structure and sizes within the specified directory on that particular date.

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