![]() ![]() Index=indexname | fields mac, nbthost, host_properties.hwi_network_adapters.value output=proplist | nomv proplist | eval proplist = replace(proplist, ": ", ": NA ") | eval proplist = replace(proplist, ",", " ") | rex field=proplist "Index: (?.+?) " | rex field=proplist "Description: (?.+?) " | rex field=proplist "Service Name: (?.+?) " | rex field=proplist "IP Address: (?.+?) " | rex field=proplist "IP Subnet: (?.+?) " | rex field=proplist "Default IP Gateway: (?.+?) " | rex field=proplist "IP Enabled: (?.+?) " | rex field=proplist "MAC Address: (?.+?) " | rex field=proplist "DHCP Enabled: (?.+?) " | rex field=proplist "DHCP Server: (?.+?) " | rex field=proplist "DNS Domain: (?.+?) " | rex field=proplist "DNS HostName: (?.+?) " | rex field=proplist "DNS Server Search Order: (?.+?) " | rex field=proplist "Domain DNS Registration Enabled: (?.+?) " | rex field=proplist "IGMP Level: (?. \nKey Usage: Digital Signature, Key Encipherment, Sata Encipherment\n\nExtension: Subject Alternative Name (2.5.29.17)\nCritical: 0\DNS: \nDNS: \nDNS: 've got a bunch of on-demand (ie in the SPL) fields rex'd out (from a colleague), but while I can `table` them, I can't do `stats` on them. Thank you in advance for your time reading this and any input you might have.Ä«elow is a sample snippet from the Nessus log data containing the SANs as well as the subsearch and regex I'm using for the SAN (certSAN) field extraction. I think this is a common thing and it may not be possible to do what I'm trying to do, but I wanted to reach out to the community to see if anyone has any suggestions that I can try before I give on on this one. I've also seen solutions that suggest edits to the the nf file, but I have not tried that yet. ![]() I tried using "format" in my subsearch, but when I use that, I get zero result returned to the main search. would result in 2 mv fields - something like. My Query:index'databasedb' sourcedatabaseaudit sourcetype'databaseaudit' eval 'Database Modifications. Initially, my idea was to have time on the x-axis, and the count of events on the y-axis, and columns for each scheme stacking the countries (if that makes sense, I thought could be a viable visualization) but cant make it work a. I want to extract only INSERT, DELETE, UPDATE. Using Extract fields method in your Splunk Search you can create Field Extraction yourself using Regular Expression on your data. Hi, Im struggling with the below query 'presentable' in a dashboard. Use a to match the regex to a series of numbers and replace the numbers with an anonymized string to preserve privacy.However, I want to exclude SELECT from capturing via this query. What is the rex command The r ex command can be used to create a new field out of any existing field which you have previously defined. The following are examples for using the SPL2 rex command. I've searched around and have seen some articles asking a very similar question and I've not been able to use any of the proposed solutions successfully. Hi There, I have a query that I use to extract all database modifications. I understand that by default the subsearch will only return the first value, but I'm trying to find a way to get all of the values over to the main search. If I run the search as the primary search, it returns all of the applicable values however, when run as a subsearch, it only returns 1 value. How to create rex for multiple fields Veeru. Then apply your regexes extracting single fields. This way youd have a full set of your fields per event. I am trying to use a subsearch to extract SSL certificate Subject Alternative Names (SAN) from Nessus scan data and I'm running into the issue with subsearches only returning 1 value in a multi-value field. The proper approach would be to first extract whole 'subevents' starting with 16r:fin, ending with 16s:fin, then do a mvexpand to make separate events from them.
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