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Brute Force Query Help

alanzchan
Path Finder

I am trying to mimic the table below. I have the count of the source IP, but how do I get the count of the respective subnets? In the example, they have it in the cell of each subnet value. Here is what I have so far:

 

index=xxxx sourcetype=xxxx "xxxx" 
| eval ERROR_CODE=case((RC="200"), "Success", (RC="400"), "User Not Found",(RC="401") , "Bad Password",(RC="500"), "Internal Server Error") 
| rex field=_raw "TCIP='(?<subnet_24>\d+\.\d+\.\d+)\.\d+" 
| rex field=_raw "TCIP='(?<subnet_16>\d+\.\d+)\.\d+\.\d+" 
| eval subnet_24 = subnet_24 +".x" 
| eval subnet_16 = subnet_16 +".x.x" 
| stats count(TCIP) by subnet_24 subnet_16 TCIP

 

 

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Any help is appreciated!

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isoutamo
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Hi

you should try eventstats instead of stats. 

r. Ismo

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