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rex command

itishree
Explorer

 I have event like this from here i have to extract bold name  like :

Burp-collab

Qualys_scanner_RPA

SIE-PT-BAU-1

SIE-PT-BAU-2Kali

 

can any one help me on this

 

 

<166>2020-09-11T12: [Originator@6870 sub=Vmsvc.vm:/vmfs/volumes/5b33d479-61618708-d3cd-d094665b5e96/Burp-Collab/Burp-Collab.vmx opID=1bcac8c3 user=root]
<13>2020-09-08T05: /vmfs/volumes/5b33d479-61618708-d3cd-d094665b5e96/Qualys_scanner_RPA/Qualys_scanner_RPA.vmx: Connected to mks-fd
<164>2020-09-11T13:[Originator@6876 sub=Vmsvc.vm:/vmfs/volumes/5b33d479-61618708-d3cd-d094665b5e96/SIE-PT-BAU-1/SIE-PT-BAU-1.vmx] Failed to find activation record, event user unknown.
<166>2020-09-08T05:54:57.060Z siscesxi01.sisc-lab.com Hostd: info hostd[2099583] [Originator@6876 sub=Vmsvc.vm:/vmfs/volumes/5b33d479-61618708-d3cd-d094665b5e96/SIE-PT-BAU-2Kali/SIE-PT-BAU-2Kali.vmx opID=1bca6b2a user=root] Ticket issued for mks service to user: root

 

 

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thambisetty
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

values will be extracted new field called "newfield"

| rex "(?<newfield>[^\/]+)(?=.vmx)"
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thambisetty
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust
| index=yourindex
| rex "(?<newfield>[^\/]+)(?=.vmx)"
| table newfield
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thambisetty
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

values will be extracted new field called "newfield"

| rex "(?<newfield>[^\/]+)(?=.vmx)"
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itishree
Explorer

thanx for ur response but i am  not getting that  specific field 

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itishree
Explorer

  count

<13>2020-09-14T09:15:07Z  vmauthd[6227095]: Local connection for1
<13>2020-09-14T10:28:09Z vmauthd[6232159]: Local connection for1
<166>2020-09-14T08:58:37.120Z  Hostd: info hostd[2099584] [Originator@6876 sub=Libs opID=vim-cmd-c1-6005 user=dcui] Found1
<166>2020-09-14T08:58:37.120Z  Hostd: info hostd[2099584] [Originator@6876 sub=Libs opID=vim-cmd-c1-6005 user=dcui] Starting

 

getting result like this  

i want only the name of that particular field

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samsplunks
Explorer

Following the previous answer, simply use a stats command:

| index=yourindex
| rex "(?<newfield>[^\/]+)(?=.vmx)"
| stats latest(_raw), count by newfield

 

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thambisetty
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

if the value matches with regular expression then newfield will have values otherwise no.

the table below doesn't have values you posted in question.  

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itishree
Explorer

| rex "(?<VMX>[^\/]+)\.vmx"

 

This one works...thanx for ur help

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