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Regex for IP Address and URL

prabmurthy
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Hi,

I've 2 fields 1. Host with data which looks something like this ip-10-222-98-898, ip-10-982-83-821, ip-10-233-04-291 etc and other field (say Color) which has some text data example: Red, Yellow, White, Green.

I'd like to have something like this:

  1. Column1 data should look like something like 10-222-98-898, 10-982-83-821 etc
  2. Column2 data should look like http://10-982-83-821/Red (in this case 10-982-83-821 has field value red and so on..

What I was thinking was if I could get #1 ready then I can have a new variable say URL which will look something like URL=http://$host/$Color (I'm not sure of the syntax of how to fetch the fields but my try will look something like this)

How do I get started with #1 and any points for #2?

Thanks in advance.

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martin_mueller
SplunkTrust
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Something like this:

...  | rex field=host "(?<ip>\d+-\d+-\d+-\d+)" | eval url = "http://".ip."/".color

If you want to replace the dashes in the host with dots you can throw in this:

... | eval ip = replace(ip, "-", ".") | ...

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martin_mueller
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Something like this:

...  | rex field=host "(?<ip>\d+-\d+-\d+-\d+)" | eval url = "http://".ip."/".color

If you want to replace the dashes in the host with dots you can throw in this:

... | eval ip = replace(ip, "-", ".") | ...

prabmurthy
New Member

Thanks 🙂 That worked !!

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