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wildcard matching in lookup input
RSS_STT
Explorer
01-06-2025
02:45 AM
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jawahir007
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01-06-2025
04:26 AM
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RSS_STT
Explorer
01-06-2025
02:57 AM
what if i want to match host_name= abc & host_name=abc_123 which is in lookup file.
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ITWhisperer

SplunkTrust
01-06-2025
03:10 AM
The wildcard need to be defined in the lookup e.g. abc* will match abc and abc_123
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RSS_STT
Explorer
01-06-2025
03:50 AM
could you please help with SPL syntax to match wild card entry.
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ITWhisperer

SplunkTrust
01-06-2025
04:50 AM
If you have wildcards in your lookup, just use the lookup command
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gcusello

SplunkTrust
01-06-2025
02:59 AM
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gcusello

SplunkTrust
01-06-2025
02:54 AM
Hi @RSS_STT ,
in [Settings > Lookups > Lookup Definitions ] open "Advanced Options" and configure CIDR as match_type, as described at https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/9.4.0/Knowledge/Addfieldmatchingrulestoyourlookupconfig...
Ciao.
Giuseppe
