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Query to capture distinct source IP who triggered multiple signatures

sumit29
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Dear Experts,

I require help to create the query.
I am creating the rule if single(unique) source triggered distinct signature(more than 2) . Than only we should get the result.

Fields involved src,signature,count

Thanks in advance

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dcarmack_splunk
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Gotcha. Try this for your stats then.

... | stats values(signature) as signatures by src | eval sig_count=mvcount(signature) | where sig_count >= 2

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dcarmack_splunk
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Gotcha. Try this for your stats then.

... | stats values(signature) as signatures by src | eval sig_count=mvcount(signature) | where sig_count >= 2

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sumit29
Path Finder

Thanks :)....

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dcarmack_splunk
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

no problem, glad to help!

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dcarmack_splunk
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

index= sourcetype= | fields src signature | stats count by src signature | where count >= 2

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sumit29
Path Finder

Thanks, But this query only gives signature count along with src , I require count of signature from single source.

Let say source 10.10.10.10 trigger signature name = x and another signature name =y . so this source triggered 2 distinct signature . This what i am looking

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