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10.249.68.17 0000*aJyyyQvMs5xIb7KGdRxRTl98AhhUNq0lMLQ8RQ8szjFp4gtHI:1cq4afaa*7 12.119.53.11 - - [26/Jun/2019:13:06:37 -0400] "GET /xx/yy?REQUESTED_PAGE_ID=yy&REQUESTED_ACTION=xd&FWPOPUP=Y&displayMode=1&FLUSH_VARIABLE=YES&EDIT_FLAG=YES&CASE_NUM=6003378547&CASE_SEQ_NUM=6632579&ROW_COUNT=0&token=Random HTTP/1.1" 200 10855 dyrwasp026tw.ca.us:21152
10.247.68.23 0000*a0000eSP3bbdcJvjHUckwzlySRnx3t2V080oU-eoDEJlAqbIz0u2_Y:1cq4af5jb* 17.119.53.11 - - [26/Jun/2019:13:06:37 -0400] "GET /xx/yy?REQUESTED_PAGE_ID=yy&REQUESTED_ACTION=xd&FWPOPUP=Y&displayMode=1&FLUSH_VARIABLE=YES&EDIT_FLAG=YES&CASE_NUM=6003378547&CASE_SEQ_NUM=6632579&ROW_COUNT=0&token=Random HTTP/1.1" 200 10855 dyrwasp026tw.ca.us:21152
aJyyyQvMs5xIb7KGdRxRTl98AhhUNq0lMLQ8RQ8szjFp4gtHI:1cq4afaa7
a0000eSP3bbdcJvjHUckwzlySRnx3t2V080oU-eoDEJlAqbIz0u2_Y:1cq4af5jb
How do I extract the bold part session id always?
Please help.
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Hi @reverse
You can try this regex:
... [ your search stuff ] ...
| rex "^\S+\s+\d{4}\(?<session_id>[^\]+)\*"
Data without the asterisks (*):
... [ your search stuff ] ...
| rex "^\S+\s+\d{4}(?<session_id>[a-zA-Z0-9-_]+:[a-zA-Z0-9]+)\s"
If you know that the session id is ALWAYS preceded by four 0's, I would use this instead:
... [ your search stuff ] ...
| rex "^\S+\s+0000(?<session_id>[a-zA-Z0-9-_]+:[a-zA-Z0-9]+)\s"
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@reverse try the following rex command and confirm:
| rex "^[^\s]+\s(?<session_id>[^\s]+)\s"
| makeresults | eval message= "Happy Splunking!!!"
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Thanks @niketnilay .. but did not work ..
Please see here
regexr.com/4ggc2
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Hi @reverse
You can try this regex:
... [ your search stuff ] ...
| rex "^\S+\s+\d{4}\(?<session_id>[^\]+)\*"
Data without the asterisks (*):
... [ your search stuff ] ...
| rex "^\S+\s+\d{4}(?<session_id>[a-zA-Z0-9-_]+:[a-zA-Z0-9]+)\s"
If you know that the session id is ALWAYS preceded by four 0's, I would use this instead:
... [ your search stuff ] ...
| rex "^\S+\s+0000(?<session_id>[a-zA-Z0-9-_]+:[a-zA-Z0-9]+)\s"
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@jnudell_2 it gave me blanks in splunk..
https://regex101.com/r/vzbrqU/1
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Thanks a ton Sir
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Worked like a Charm ...Many thanks again! @jnudell_2
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@jnudell_2 I was trying to make it bold for highlighting purposes .. apologies for the confusion..
it appears that your answer is not updated..
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Your sample included asterisk symbols, and your regex sample does not. If there are no asterisk symbols you would use a different regex. I have updated the answer.
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@jnudell_2 Please guide.
@Vijeta Please guide.
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@reverse Try this
rex field=_raw "\d{2}.\d{3}.\d{2}.\d{2} 0000\*(?<id>\S+)\*"
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hey @Vijeta thanks but no luck ..
Please see here
https://regex101.com/r/vzbrqU/3
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