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Splunk Alert Exclude Previous Search Result

huaw828
New Member

Hi,

I have a Splunk search which detect some potential attack Ips.
The alert scheduled every 4 hours and detect the offending IPs for last 24 hour which tried to login but failed for multiple times.
The result could be something like the following example:
ip failed_count
123.456.789.123 100
222.333.544.111 200

The problem is that, let's say the alert triggered at 8:00 am for the above result.
At 12:00 am, the alert triggered again with the following result:

ip failed_count
123.456.789.123 100
222.333.544.111 200
444.555.666.777 220

How could i exclude the previous result which already existing and only put the new one?
What i need for the alert at 12:00 am is only show:
ip failed_count
444.555.666.777 220

I tried to use Throttle to suppress results containing field value of ip, but this only works as per result, which means i would got multiple emails.

Please help, thanks in advance !

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dineshraj9
Builder

You can try loading the results for each day in a lookup using outputlookup command and before output lookup add a check if the current result has no results that match any entry in the lookup.

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