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Extract IP from TCPDUMP

DTERM
Contributor

How can I extract the source IP from the following log format?

16:13:40.860435 IP 192.54.112.34.domain > 61.220.8.179.61415: 32341- 0/5/6 (207)

All I'm interested in is the 192.54.112.34 IP address?

Thanks....

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Ayn
Legend

Umm, use the Interactive Field Extractor? I would write in more detail on creating your own regex, but seeing as I recall you asking the same kind of question before it seems you would benefit from using the IFX.

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DTERM
Contributor

The IFX does not show the 192.54.112.34.domain or the 61.220.8.179.61415: 32341 fields. Why is that?

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