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Hello,
my querry
'sourcetype="xxx" radius authentication failed | chart count by user | sort - count'
gives me a nice little chart und a table under it. My problem is that i can not add an additional collum "NAS_IP_Adress".
can you give me any tips? thanks
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You can update your table like you described using following search:
sourcetype="xxx" radius authentication failed | stats count by user NAS_IP | sort - count
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You can update your table like you described using following search:
sourcetype="xxx" radius authentication failed | stats count by user NAS_IP | sort - count
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perfect, thank you!!
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It'll depend upon what your final output is going to look like. Can you post some mock table output or describe how your chart should look like with your NAS_IP_ADDRESS field?
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the chart only show you the users and the number of events of each user.
the table should show you user,NAS_IP, count(user)
there can only be one NAS_IP for each user
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