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Convert CIDR Range into list of member IPs.

pkeller
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Given a list of CIDR ranges ... 10.198.68.132/30, 10.244.18.150/31, 10.48.37.96/24

Is there a search that could extract the IPs in each range?

| table cidr_range
| makemv delim="/" cidr_range
| eval IP = mvindex(cidr_range,0)
| eval MASK = mvindex(cidr_range, 1)
| eval IP_SCOPE = case(MASK = 32, IP,
MASK = 31, IP . ":" . IP,
MASK = 30, IP . ":" . IP . ":" . IP . ":" . IP)
| makemv delim=":" IP_SCOPE

That's kind of the start, but I'm at a loss what to do next. ( and given a /24 .... that MASK assignment would look absolutely terrible. I'd need to take each multi-value field from IP_SCOPE, and increment by one the last octet, add 1 if it's not the first value then glue them back together. There must be an easier way.

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sbbadri
Motivator

Hi,

transforms.conf

[testcsv]
default_match = OK
filename = testcsv.csv
max_matches = 1
min_matches = 1
match_type = CIDR(cidr_range)

props.conf

[sourcetypetest]
LOOKUP-test = testcsv cidr_range AS IP OUTPUTNEW field1 field2 etc

I hope this help.

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landen99
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The following macro displays the wildcard string matches to a given CIDR:

rex field=cidr "^(?<ip_base>[\d\.]{7,})\/(?<ip_block>\d{1,2})$"
| rex field=ip_base "(?<ip1>\d+)\.(?<ip2>\d+)\.(?<ip3>\d+)"
| eval ip2B=case(ip_block<=8,"*",ip_block=16,ip2,ip_block=15,mvrange(ip2,ip2+2),ip_block=14,mvrange(ip2,ip2+4),ip_block=13,mvrange(ip2,ip2+8),ip_block=12,mvrange(ip2,ip2+16),ip_block=11,mvrange(ip2,ip2+32),ip_block=10,mvrange(ip2,ip2+64),ip_block=9,mvrange(ip2,ip2+128),1=1,ip2)
| eval ip3B=case(ip_block<=16,"*",ip_block=16,ip3,ip_block=23,mvrange(ip3,ip3+2),ip_block=22,mvrange(ip3,ip    3+4),ip_block=21,mvrange(ip3,ip3+8),ip_block=20,mvrange(ip3,ip3+16),ip_block=19,mvrange(ip3,ip3+32),ip_block=18,mvrange(ip3,ip3+64),ip_block=17,mvrange(ip3,ip3+128),1=1,ip3)
| mvexpand ip2B
| mvexpand ip3B
| eval ip_wildcard=ip1.".".ip2B.".".ip3B.".*" 
| fields - ip1* ip2* ip3* cidr_wildcard

sbbadri
Motivator

Hi,

transforms.conf

[testcsv]
default_match = OK
filename = testcsv.csv
max_matches = 1
min_matches = 1
match_type = CIDR(cidr_range)

props.conf

[sourcetypetest]
LOOKUP-test = testcsv cidr_range AS IP OUTPUTNEW field1 field2 etc

I hope this help.

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