Splunk Search

Search command for different PC's

Rhuen
New Member

Hy,

i have create a Dashboard with Error Logs.
1 for all pc's: Computername="*", it works, i see all PC's but which command is the right to see only 2 or 3 PC's with Computername:
Client1 and Client2?!
I was try:
...Computername="Client1,Client"...Computername="Client1" Computername="Client2"...and so on, nothing is working.

I know it works with "Client*" then i see Client1, and Client2, but the Computernames are MAC-Adress...Client1 and Client2 name is only a example.

I hope you know what i mean :-).

This are my complete search string:

source="WMI:WinEventLog:*" ComputerName="*"  | stats count count(eval(Type="Warnung")) as warnings count(eval(Type="Fehler")) as errors by host

greets.

Tags (3)
0 Karma
1 Solution

Ayn
Legend

If you want to search for multiple values of ComputerName you could just OR them together:

ComputerName="Client1" OR ComputerName="Client2" OR ...

View solution in original post

jtrimmi1
Explorer

I think now you can do something like this :

source="WMI:WinEventLog:*" ComputerName IN ("Client1","Client2","Client3","Client4")

Rhuen
New Member

Haha omg you right Ayn 🙂 so simple, thx.

0 Karma

Ayn
Legend

If you want to search for multiple values of ComputerName you could just OR them together:

ComputerName="Client1" OR ComputerName="Client2" OR ...
Get Updates on the Splunk Community!

What the End of Support for Splunk Add-on Builder Means for You

Hello Splunk Community! We want to share an important update regarding the future of the Splunk Add-on Builder ...

Solve, Learn, Repeat: New Puzzle Channel Now Live

Welcome to the Splunk Puzzle PlaygroundIf you are anything like me, you love to solve problems, and what ...

Building Reliable Asset and Identity Frameworks in Splunk ES

 Accurate asset and identity resolution is the backbone of security operations. Without it, alerts are ...