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Regex for Dell Quest TPAM logs ?

plarsenDST
Explorer

Has anyone done any work with Dell/Quest TPAM logs? Not enough experience with regex to know where to start.

As an example for UserName: sometimes it is one word sometimes it is two words so having Splunk Build the regex does not work real well.

Trying to learn so what kind of Regex will take next word or two words before it see's another word with a trailing colon: which would be the next key pair, like Operation: or ObjectType: in the log examples below.

Aug 22 03:41:41 TPAMHOST1 PAR[72]: Source: TPAMCONSOLE UserName: Automation Engine Operation: Timed Out ObjectType: Authenticated Session Target: id12345 Role: N/A Failed? 0 OtherInfo: Inactive for 40 minutes

Aug 22 03:29:19 TPAMHOST1 PAR[61]: Source: TPAMCONSOLE UserName: id12345 Operation: Logout ObjectType: Authentication Target: id12345 Role: N/A Failed? 0 OtherInfo: Inactive for 14 seconds. From address 10.10.10.10

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richgalloway
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Use the keyword that follows as a delimiter. See if this regex helps.

Source:\s(?<Source>.*?)\sUserName:\s(?<UserName>.*?)\sOperation:\s(?<Operation>.*?)\sObjectType:\s(?<ObjectType>.*?)\sTarget:(?<Target>.*?)\sRole:\s(?<Role>.*?)\sFailed\?(?<Failed>.*?)\sOtherInfo:\s(?<OtherInfo>.*)
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richgalloway
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Use the keyword that follows as a delimiter. See if this regex helps.

Source:\s(?<Source>.*?)\sUserName:\s(?<UserName>.*?)\sOperation:\s(?<Operation>.*?)\sObjectType:\s(?<ObjectType>.*?)\sTarget:(?<Target>.*?)\sRole:\s(?<Role>.*?)\sFailed\?(?<Failed>.*?)\sOtherInfo:\s(?<OtherInfo>.*)
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plarsenDST
Explorer

Thanks for the help.

Removed the \sFailed\?(?<Failed>.*?) part as that was the Role: value. So the rest is as you provided which seems to be doing what it is supposed to.

Thanks again.

Source:\s(?<Source>.*?)\sUserName:\s(?<UserName>.*?)\sOperation:\s(?<Operation>.*?)\sObjectType:\s(?<ObjectType>.*?)\sTarget:(?<Target>.*?)\sRole:\s(?<Role>.*?)\sOtherInfo:\s(?<OtherInfo>.*)
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lfedak_splunk
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Hey @plarsenDST, can you accept the Answer if it worked? You and Rich will both receive karma points that way!

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