Hi @Manoel, did you run ./auditbeat setup before running Auditbeat? This sets up the index with the proper data types. The error looks like it does not have the right ones.
@Manoel./auditbeat setup should be run only once, not more.
@Manoel, @fredrcc In general, you should run ./auditbeat setup once from an admin machine, then only run ./auditbeat on the monitored machines. You can test it works by running both against an empty Elasticsearch cluster. If it doesn't work in your environment, there must be some difference - e.g. you're not using the default index pattern, the setup command failed - or something else.
I've run filebeat setup from the logstash server, because it's the only server with access to the ES and Kibana. Then I start filebeat from a client to send logs to my logstash.
I've tried to remove the filebeat index, index templates and dashboards and re-run filebeat setup again, but it didn't work too. There's any configuration else to remove to start a fresh filebeat setup on a production ES?
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