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## Peripheral events (event-based collector)
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Collects connections and disconnections of USB and Ethernet.
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The Peripheral events collector collect connections and disconnections of USB and Ethernet events.
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Collected fields depend on the type of event:
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**USB event**
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**USB events**
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| Parameter | Description|
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|**Timestamp**| The time the event occurred. |
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|**ActionType**| Whether the event was a connection or disconnection event. |
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|**bus_number**| Specific controller identifier, each USB device can have several. |
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|**kernel_device_number**| Representation in the kernel of the device, not unique and can each time the device is connected. |
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|**device_class**| Identifier specifying the type of device. |
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|**device_class**| Identifier specifying the class of device. |
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|**device_subclass**| Identifier specifying the type of device. |
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|**device_protocol**| Identifier specifying the protocol of device. |
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|**device_protocol**| Identifier specifying the device protocol. |
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|**interface_class**| In case device class is 0, indicate the type of device. |
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|**interface_subclass**| In case device class is 0, indicate the type of device. |
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|**interface_protocol**| In case device class is 0, indicate the type of device. |
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**Ethernet event**
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**Ethernet events**
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## File system events (event-based collector)
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Collects events whenever there are changes under watch directories for: creation, deletion, move and modification of directories and files.
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To define which directories and files you would like to monitor please see [System information collector specific settings](concept-micro-agent-configuration.md).
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The file system events collector collects events whenever there are changes under watch directories for: creation, deletion, move, and modification of directories and files.
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To define which directories and files you would like to monitor, see [System information collector specific settings](concept-micro-agent-configuration.md).
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The following data is collected:
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| Parameter | Description|
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|**Timestamp**| The time the event occurred. |
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|**Mask**| Linux inotify mask related to the file system event, the mask identify the type of the action and can be one of the following: Access/Modified/Metadata changed/Closed/Opened/Moved/Created/Deleted. |
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|**Mask**| Linux inotify mask related to the file system event, the mask identifies the type of the action and can be one of the following: Access/Modified/Metadata changed/Closed/Opened/Moved/Created/Deleted. |
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|**Path**| Directory/file path the event was generated to. |
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|**Hitcount**| Number of times this event was aggregated. |
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## Statistics data (trigger-based collector)
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The Statistics collector generates various statistics on the different micro agent collectors, these statistics provide information about the performance of the collectors in the previous collection cycle.
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Examples of possible statistics include the number of events that were successfully sent and the number of events that were dropped, along with the reasons for the failures.
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The Statistics collector generates various statistics on the different micro agent collectors. These statistics provide information about the performance of the collectors in the previous collection cycle.
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Examples of possible statistics include the number of events that were successfully sent, and the number of events that were dropped, along with the reasons for the failures.
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