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When trying an ip without a domain, like for example: 173.xxx.xxx.129, I get: resolved_domain 173.xxx.xxx.129.
How can I set it to bring me another field instead when no domain is found?
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The app doesn't currently support IP lookups, however I've raised a feature request on your behalf (https://github.com/doksu/TA-centralops/issues/4), which I'll endeavour to have implemented next week. Once complete I'll post an update here.
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Thanks for the question jairjr. As per my previous answer, I've now added a new feature to support ip whois queries. Please see https://splunkbase.splunk.com/app/3506/
Also, if you need autonomous system (ASN) information, be sure to check out my asngen app: https://splunkbase.splunk.com/app/3531/
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Hi jairjr, could you please accept this answer?
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The app doesn't currently support IP lookups, however I've raised a feature request on your behalf (https://github.com/doksu/TA-centralops/issues/4), which I'll endeavour to have implemented next week. Once complete I'll post an update here.
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Got it, thank you for the quick response.
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As promised, I've implemented this new feature.
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Thank you! Do you have idea why some IPs just bring me the field resolved_domain?
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Do you get a response if you use the 'whois' command to query that IP from your local machine? The information presented in the app comes from https://centralops.net/co/domaindossier.aspx, so if that site doesn't return any results for an IP, you'll just get a 'resolved_domain' field in the app.
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