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Is AMA fully supported on Cent OS 7?

Hi All,

I rarely work with linux so please forgive me if this is a stupid question.

I have a server that is successfully onboarded to arc and sentinel.

The server logs are currently being ingested to Sentinel without any issues. However, the server has apache running and I want to ingest the access logs as well.

I have configured the custom logs connector and the appropriate DCR but I am not able to ingest the apache access logs to Sentinel.

I get the following errors in the mdsd logs:

amacoreagent[xxxxxx]: The required instruction sets are not supported by the current CPU.

Failed to connect port 13005 socketId: Data: 130 to AMACoreAgent: Connection refused.

The AMA agent supported OS page does not specifically mention CentOS 7 but it does mention Red Hat Server 7.9 - 10.

SELinux is disabled, the 13005 port is not being used by another service and is allowed to be used, and I've done the basic troubleshooting.

Thank you in advance.

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Tracking analytics usage in Azure Sentinel

Hi All,

I have a couple of questions that I would be very grateful if someone can help out with!

Our current set up includes sending off not-so-important logs to auxiliary tables. This was of course done with the intention of reducing costs. However, when I go to Settings -> Pricing in sentinel, I can see that there is an overage when I click on the commitment tier that we are currently on.

I got the break down from the team, and even in the csv that I received, I do not see anywhere specifically mentioned as overage.

I have queried the usage table to get the daily usage from all the tables excluding the auxiliary tables and I have no idea how there is an overage as everything is very well within the limit.

  1. Does anyone know where I can track the overage from?

  2. The Settings -> Pricing page in sentinel only provides the costing and other details specifically for the analytics tier correct?

Thanks in advance.

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