Hi Jason,
here are the results you're looking for.
(Test done on versions 7.3.0 patch7 and 7.3.1 patch8)
When you edit a log source type with the DSM editor, it creates a new log source extension (LSX), e.g. IOS_ext. Afterwards,it's associated to every log source of that type in your database, unless some of them already have a LSX association. In that case, it's not overwritten. Note that the DSM editor forces this new LSX created from the DSM editor to be default for the type you modified, therefore all new log sources will be parsed using this new LSX.
To answer you question in a one liner -> Yes it will change all your log sources of the same type, unless they already have a LSX association.
I've tested on the latest patches of 7.3.0 and 7.3.1, but I'm pretty sure it's the samething for any patch releases in these versions. I can't speak for 7.2.8.
Good luck with your project!
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Anthony Gayadeen
Analyst
Videotron
QC
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Original Message:
Sent: Thu April 18, 2019 02:58 PM
From: Jason Granger
Subject: DSM Editor
I have a simple question:
If I were to parse a custom field from a particular log source, is this type of action reverted back to all logs? Or only new logs sent from the particular log source?
Regards,
Jason