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How to write a search to find the count and group linkdown traps based on interface?

Velugs
Explorer

Dear All,

I am new to Splunk and got a request to create dashboard on Splunk. Criteria is to collect/group linkdown traps and need to have a count based on interface.

So example output needs to be like

Host --- Interface --- Count

Right now I am able to get Host --Count, but need to edit the search such that I get a count based on Interface and not host. Hope this is clear.

Kind Regards

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renjith_nair
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Try this :

<your search> |stats count,latest(Host) as Host by Interface

This can be modified to your final requirement

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renjith_nair
Legend

Try this :

<your search> |stats count,latest(Host) as Host by Interface

This can be modified to your final requirement

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Velugs
Explorer

Hey Thank you.. just want to update the forum .. I got it..

index=XXX sourcetype="YYY" "Server Interface Down" | rex "(?i) Interface Down on (?P[^ ]+)" | rex "on [^ ]+ - (?P[^\"]+)" | stats count,latest(Description) as Description by host,Interface | search count >=100 | sort - count 

Velugs
Explorer

Hi Thank you.. well using the below I get Interface--count--host any chance I modify the output such as I can see host--interface--count

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Velugs
Explorer

Thanks for your time

it worked but with the below command

index=XXX sourcetype="YYY" "Server Interface Down" | head 10000  | rex "(?i) Interface Down on (?P[^ ]+)" | stats count,latest(host) as host by INTERFACE

Thank you Renjith 🙂

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renjith_nair
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Just replace latest(host) by values(host) to display all hosts in case there are multiple values

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