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RegeEx help for Cisco logs

dewald13
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I am trying to create an "action" field extraction to grab "permitted/denied" from my Cisco device logs. I can get this "(?i)-INGRESS (?P[^ ]+)" to match the majority of the fields but still not 100%. Any help is greatly appreciated!

EXAMPLE LOGS

Apr 4 13:37:55 XXX-gw 28127310: Apr 4 13:39:26.000:%FMANFP-6-IPACCESSLOGP: F0: fman_fp_image: list GLOBAL-INGRESS denied tcp XXX.XX.9.XXX(53165) -> 132.X.X.X(25), 1 packet

Apr 4 13:37:55 XXX-usr-250.grace.ad.XX.XXX 192461: Apr 4 13:39:26:%SEC-6-IPACCESSLOGS: list 15 permitted XX.16.XX.X 1 packet

Apr 4 13:37:55 XXX-sdp 23211: Apr 4 13:39:25.975:%SEC-6-IPACCESSLOGNP: list NTPPEER denied 0 XXX.XX.2.X -> XXX.XXX.X.XX,1 packet

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dewald13
Path Finder

The following regex eneded up working perfectly

(?i) list[ ].+?

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dewald13
Path Finder

The following regex eneded up working perfectly

(?i) list[ ].+?

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tgow
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

This is tricky but does have some consistency. The string ": list (some word) is consistent so I would try this for the regex:

(?i):\s+list\s+\S+\s+(?<fieldname>[^ ]+)\s+

Hope that helps.

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