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How to extract field names from Arris_log? I need help extracting alert numbers from these different raw logs.

avishek08
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I need help extracting alert numbers from these different raw logs. I have tried using Field extractor and not having any luck aggregating them into a list or count

1: Oct 26 11:14:51 192.168.69.50 pfsp: Host Detection alert #21780827, start 2017-10-26 16:14:45 GMT, duration 6, direction incoming,

2: Oct 26 11:13:56 192.168.69.50 pfsp: TMS mitigation 'Alert 21780825 Auto-Mitigation' started at 2017-10-26 16:13:55

If possible please help me find appropriate "rex" command so I can learn too 🙂

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alemarzu
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@avishek08

Try this regex.

... | rex "(?:alert\s#|\'Alert\s)(?<my_numbers>\d+)(?:\,\s|\s)" | stats count by my_numbers

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alemarzu
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@avishek08

Try this regex.

... | rex "(?:alert\s#|\'Alert\s)(?<my_numbers>\d+)(?:\,\s|\s)" | stats count by my_numbers
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avishek08
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Thank you so much 🙂

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alemarzu
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Glad it worked out. Cheers!

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