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Idea ID: 2706559

Active List Import Connector

zinin

zinin

Status: Under Consideration

Under Consideration

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over 5 years ago

Import data from CSV directly in Active Lists (by creating them) via Connector framework

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ESM

connectors

soc_security over 4 years ago

, that was part of the regular connector package, not a specific MIC if I remember correctly. Ramesh from PS in the US will know.
Regards.
Heiko
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Emrah Alpa over 4 years ago

Hi and ,

Do you remember whether this was a "SmartConnector release", or it was a MIC (Model Import Connector) release as part of a specific version of ESM?

Thank you,

Emrah Alpa
Sr. Product Manager | ArcSight Global Content & Connectors
Micro Focus
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sai9m over 4 years ago

use the file connector and use a prepersistant or light weight rule to add to activelist. In between.
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elibnt over 5 years ago

We made a tool that you can import any CSV to Any ActiveList directly:
https://www.cybersiem.com/csv-to-activelist/
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dengelhardt over 5 years ago

5.1.7 (and before that) had that functionality, correct.
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