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moayadalghamdi
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Hello Splunkers !

 

i have a problem here, that we're running an infra structure change and for that im getting duplicated logs

im running a search that show bytes count for users on proxy, but because of the double logs i get two usernames instead of on so for that the users column is empty

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look at the image below please:

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we can see the username is duplicated, its the same user, but the old user has "d1$" more than the name.

please help me to eliminate the old user name and only fit the one in the search.

 

 

ive tried this: user!=*d1$* but the table still misses the users in columns

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manjunathmeti
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hi @moayadalghamdi,

Use replace to replace "d1$" in user value.

index=Proxy user!="-" action="allowed" user=* | eval user=replace(user, "d1\$", "") | stats sum(bytes) as GB by src_ip, user | eval GB=GB/1024/1024/1024

 

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manjunathmeti
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hi @moayadalghamdi,

Use replace to replace "d1$" in user value.

index=Proxy user!="-" action="allowed" user=* | eval user=replace(user, "d1\$", "") | stats sum(bytes) as GB by src_ip, user | eval GB=GB/1024/1024/1024

 

If this reply helps you, an upvote/like would be appreciated.

moayadalghamdi
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Awesome !, Thanks !

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