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How to blacklist a log data from being monitored from router device ending with host name 03r /04r and keeping other devices still monitored?

Hemnaath
Motivator

Hi All, My exact requirement, currently we need to route two router devices at the site 03r and 04r point to index=net sourcetype=cisco:network:router to index=net sourcetype=cisco:network:switch .

We have all these devices name uxx01r, bxx02r, mxx03r , uxx04r , dxxx01psr and usxxx-inside-xsx-failover-vlan201 are pointing to the below index=net sourcetype=cisco:network:router. But network team wants to have the device name mxx03r and uxx04r data alone to be pointed to index=net sourcetype=cisco:network:switch. And there are totally 35 devices with name ending 03r and 04r names.

Current input stanza.

[monitor:///opt/syslogs/network/.../router.log*]
index=net
sourcetype=cisco:network:router
host_segment=4

[monitor:///opt/syslogs/network/.../switch.log*]
index=net
sourcetype=cisco:network:switch
host_segment=4

Kindly guide how to black list the device ending with the host name 03r and 04r index=net sourcetype=cisco:network:switch and keep others devices pointing index=net sourcetype=cisco:network:router.

Please provide me the regex that can black list these devices ending with 03r and 04r.

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HiroshiSatoh
Champion

Like this

blacklist = ^.*03r$|^.*04r$

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ddrillic
Ultra Champion
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Hemnaath
Motivator

Hi All, I have used the below regex to black list device data being captured from 03r and 04r to index=net index=net sourcetype=cisco:network:router.

[monitor:///opt/syslogs/network/.../router.log*]
index=net
sourcetype=cisco:network:router
host_segment=4
blacklist = network\/\w*0(3|4)r

Created a separate stanza for pointing the 3r and 04r device data to index=net sourcetype=cisco:network:switch

[monitor:///opt/syslogs/network/\w*0(3r|4r)/router.log]
index=net
sourcetype=cisco:network:switch
host_segment=4

It worked in our environment.

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