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Pivot with Palo Alto Data

ronaldlb
Explorer

HI

Can anyone help me with pivot tables in Splunk I am trying to get Palo Alto data to work but it does not give me the report I need. I am looking for user name with time they have visited website and session.

I have this in palo alto but I want a dashboard type experience so I know splunk can do it.

Regards

Ronald

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btorresgil
Builder

The Splunk for Palo Alto Networks App has a data model and dashboards built in. There is a dashboard called Web Activity Report that has the websites, you could easily add users to the panels. Or you can use a pivot to build your own by clicking 'Settings' at the top right, then 'Datamodel', select the Palo Alto Networks Logs data model, and click 'Pivot'. Here you can build a pivot with the fields 'user' and 'dst_hostname' to get the report you want.

Splunk for Palo Alto Networks App:

http://apps.splunk.com/app/491/

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btorresgil
Builder

The Splunk for Palo Alto Networks App has a data model and dashboards built in. There is a dashboard called Web Activity Report that has the websites, you could easily add users to the panels. Or you can use a pivot to build your own by clicking 'Settings' at the top right, then 'Datamodel', select the Palo Alto Networks Logs data model, and click 'Pivot'. Here you can build a pivot with the fields 'user' and 'dst_hostname' to get the report you want.

Splunk for Palo Alto Networks App:

http://apps.splunk.com/app/491/

ronaldlb
Explorer

Thank you for your help.

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splunker12er
Motivator

Pivot option is very much helpful to present or generate a dashboard or statistical report from a data source.
You first need to create a proper data model before you pivot. (field extractions, automatic fields, etc..)
Try the sample pivot data models available in your Search application , so you will able to grasp some ideas on its usage.
you have options to transpose the data, stats , etc.. things you are deriving from search query.. you can able to do it graphically in pivot.

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ppablo
Retired

Hi Ronald,

Have you been using the app Splunk for Palo Alto Networks?
http://apps.splunk.com/app/491/

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