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Search a Datamodel using field values from a lookup csv file

mztopp
Explorer

I have a lookup: test.csv that has a list of 10 IP's (src_ip). I want to be able to search a datamodel that  looks for traffic from those 10 IPs in the CSV from the lookup and displays info on the IPs even if it doesn't match. Currently I have tried:

 | tstats count from datamodel=DM where
[| inputlookup test.csv | rename src_ip to DM.src_ip
| fields DM.src_ip]
by DM.src_ip 

| rename DM.src_ip AS src_ip

| iplocation src_ip

| fillnull value="NULL"

| table src_ip, Country

The issue is that if the IP from the lookup isnt found in the DataModel, it doesn't include that entire line, so instead of 10 IPs with 10 countries, I get maybe 5-6 IPs and their respective countries. I want the DM to always include all 10 IPs from the lookup in the table. I understand that I can just use the lookup to get countries, but I specifically want to have the datamodel available for other data while always including all 10 IPs in the table.

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PradReddy
Path Finder

If current DM doesn't bring all src_ip related information from subsearch then you can add all src_ip's using an additional inputlookup and append it to DM results

| tstats count from datamodel=DM where
[| inputlookup test.csv
| rename src_ip to DM.src_ip
| fields DM.src_ip]
by DM.src_ip
| rename DM.src_ip AS src_ip
| inputlookup test.csv append=t
| stats values(*) as * by src_ip

| iplocation src_ip
| fillnull value="NULL"
| table src_ip, Country

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PradReddy
Path Finder

If current DM doesn't bring all src_ip related information from subsearch then you can add all src_ip's using an additional inputlookup and append it to DM results

| tstats count from datamodel=DM where
[| inputlookup test.csv
| rename src_ip to DM.src_ip
| fields DM.src_ip]
by DM.src_ip
| rename DM.src_ip AS src_ip
| inputlookup test.csv append=t
| stats values(*) as * by src_ip

| iplocation src_ip
| fillnull value="NULL"
| table src_ip, Country

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