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Hello, We work quite much with the SQL statements executed using dbxquery. It would be very helpful for us to have the response of the database interface. Here I mean not only the result itself (d... See more...
Hello, We work quite much with the SQL statements executed using dbxquery. It would be very helpful for us to have the response of the database interface. Here I mean not only the result itself (dataset returned), but also the error and status messages, like the number of rows affetced / updated / inserted, etc. Example: After execution of the delete statement on the database, we get the following message: Statement 'delete from ZKPID_HHIGHMEM_STATEMENTS' successfully executed in 6 ms 575 µs (server processing time: 1 ms 587 µs) - Rows Affected: 595 It would be very good to have it under some variable in SPL. Is it possible? Another example: Let us say I have the following SQL statement: insert into tab1 (select * from tab2); I would like to know: - was the insert successful? - how many rows have been inserted? Please advice. Kind Regards, Kamil
I want to change my search query according to the time of the day <query>index=--- application=------ |search abc=1 </query> So in my dashboard I want the ... See more...
I want to change my search query according to the time of the day <query>index=--- application=------ |search abc=1 </query> So in my dashboard I want the query to change acc to the time of the day. Like for example from 12:00am to 1:30am |search abc=1 from 1:30am to3:00am |search abc=2 & so on Please help guys!!!
The below is my query to extact fields from screenshot attached. index=***** host=***** source=****** | rex field=_raw max_match=0 "(?[a-z]+),(?\w+\-?\d?.*)\,(?\d?.*)" Now I want to... See more...
The below is my query to extact fields from screenshot attached. index=***** host=***** source=****** | rex field=_raw max_match=0 "(?[a-z]+),(?\w+\-?\d?.*)\,(?\d?.*)" Now I want to convert Size field from string to numeric as have to perform various statistical operations. I used tonumber, convert, fieldformat but none worked. This is my final query index=**** host=***** source=******** | rex field=_raw max_match=0 "(?[a-z]+),(?\w+\-?\d?.*)\,(?\d?.*)" | table Brand,Size,Files | eval _counter = mvrange(0,mvcount(Brand)) | stats list(*) as * by _counter | foreach * [ eval <> = mvindex('<>' , _counter)] | xyseries Brand Files Size | transpose 0 header_field=Brand column_name=Files | foreach * [ eval <> = if(isnull(<>) OR len(<>)==0, "0", <>) ] I have to convert Size values from kb into mb for this I need to change them from string to number.
Hi all, We have our ossec logs from servers being sent to a forwarder and then the forwarder to indexer. On the forwarder, sourcetype is configured as ossec_alerts In search results, the source... See more...
Hi all, We have our ossec logs from servers being sent to a forwarder and then the forwarder to indexer. On the forwarder, sourcetype is configured as ossec_alerts In search results, the source host shows as the forwarder and not the actual server it comes from. The actual server name shows up right next to the date/time but not as a parsed field. EG: 2020/03/20 17:23:00 srv-01 SOURCE=forwarder Any ideas?
Hello community i hope you can help me, I'm new here... The field "moid" for 'folder' has the same values like the field changeSet.parent.moid for 'VMs'. I want a new column with changeSe... See more...
Hello community i hope you can help me, I'm new here... The field "moid" for 'folder' has the same values like the field changeSet.parent.moid for 'VMs'. I want a new column with changeSet.name from 'folder' in the 'VMs' search where changeSet.parent.moid of 'VMs' and moid of 'folder' should be used as "key" to store the folder name to the VMs. I have tried many things ("inner join" ect.), but did not get a useful result. Maybe you can help me with a command. Thank you in advance! Greetings Lars Selected Fields for 'folder': a changeSet.name 100+ = foldername a index 1 = vmware-inv a moid 100+ = values a sourcetype 1 = vmware:inv:hierarchy a type 1 = folder index="vmware-inv" sourcetype=vmware:inv:hierarchy "changeSet.name"="* - *" AND "changeSet.name"!="*Failover*" | fields changeSet.name, moid | rename moid as folder_moid | stats values(changeSet.name) as folder by folder_moid | sort folder Selected Fields for 'VMs': a changeSet.config.version 7 a cluster_name 79 a hypervisor_name 100+ a hypervisor_os_version 3 logical_cpu_count 44 tools_version 35 a vCenter 17 VM_DatastoreUsage 100+ VM_DatastoreUsageGB 100+ a vm_name 100+ a vm_os 37 a changeSet.parent.moid index="vmware-inv" sourcetype = vmware:inv:vm OR vmware:inv:hierarchy | fields + _time, changeSet.summary.runtime.host.name, changeSet.storage.perDatastoreUsage{}.committed, changeSet.config.name, vm_name, mem_capacity, logical_cpu_count, vm_os, hypervisor_name, cluster_name, host, hypervisor_os_version, changeSet.summary.runtime.powerState, changeSet.summary.vm.moid, changeSet.parent.moid | rename changeSet.summary.runtime.powerState as PowerState, changeSet.storage.perDatastoreUsage{}.committed as VM_DatastoreUsage, host as vCenter, changeSet.summary.vm.moid as VM_moid | mvexpand VM_DatastoreUsage | eval VM_mem_capacityGB= round(mem_capacity/1024/1024/1024,2), VM_DatastoreUsageGB=round(VM_DatastoreUsage/1024/1024/1024,2) | stats latest(cluster_name) as Cluster, latest(hypervisor_name) as ESXiHost, latest(hypervisor_os_version) as ESXiHost_os_version, latest(vm_name) as VM_Name, latest(VM_DatastoreUsageGB) as VM_DatastoreUsageGB, latest(VM_mem_capacityGB) as VM_mem_capacityGB, latest(logical_cpu_count) as vCPU, latest(PowerState) as PowerState, latest(vm_os) as VM_OS, latest(_time) as _time by VM_moid, vCenter | sort ... | fields - ...
Hello, I have a custom command, let's call it customcommand . This command takes two parameters, parameter1 and parameter2 . parameter1 should be a fixed value, fixedvalue , while para... See more...
Hello, I have a custom command, let's call it customcommand . This command takes two parameters, parameter1 and parameter2 . parameter1 should be a fixed value, fixedvalue , while parameter2 comes from a field in the search. In order to get the custom command working, I am currently using an eval before the custom command to fix the value for parameter1 . It looks like this: ... | eval parameter1 = "fixedvalue" | customcommand parameter1 parameter2 ... Is there a way of setting parameter1 directly in the customcommand call? Something like: | customcommand parameter1="fixedvalue" parameter2 I added supports_rawargs = true to my commands.conf , but it doesn't seem to resolve. Can somebody point me in the right direction? Thanks! Andrew
I am having below event - Subject: Security ID: EMEA\abc Account Name: XXXXXXX Account Domain: EMEA Logon ID: XXXXXXX Member: Security ID: ... See more...
I am having below event - Subject: Security ID: EMEA\abc Account Name: XXXXXXX Account Domain: EMEA Logon ID: XXXXXXX Member: Security ID: EMEA\User Account Name: CN=XXXXXX Group: Security ID: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Account Name: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Account Domain: EMEA I need to extract Member: Security ID I have used below regex to extract this- Member:\n\s+Security\s+ID:\s+(?.*) It seems to be working in Regex101 but when I use this in Splunk its not working .
I am trying to search on two indices. Both of them have a field which represents time. But in one index, that field is labelled Ta, while in the other index it's labelled Tt. After the result of the ... See more...
I am trying to search on two indices. Both of them have a field which represents time. But in one index, that field is labelled Ta, while in the other index it's labelled Tt. After the result of the search, I wish to run a stats p95 command on that field. Since either, both fields might turn up in the result, I want it to give me stat p95 for both if both fields are available or just whichever one is returned. Is there a way to do this? Any example will be of great help.
I have my docker set up to send events via HEC, however id like to set the host as well since I have multiple services running on the physical host. I have tried setting it in tag and label, with no ... See more...
I have my docker set up to send events via HEC, however id like to set the host as well since I have multiple services running on the physical host. I have tried setting it in tag and label, with no success. Is there a way I can pass in the host parameter from docker to Splunk HEC?
Hi, I am tracking my assets with vulnerabilities. My minimized sample query is: index=vuln | stats dc(dns) as impacted_asset_count by Vuln_ID, CVE When stats populate, it shows that one vu... See more...
Hi, I am tracking my assets with vulnerabilities. My minimized sample query is: index=vuln | stats dc(dns) as impacted_asset_count by Vuln_ID, CVE When stats populate, it shows that one vulnerability is affecting multiple assets and several Vuln_IDs have multiple CVEs. Sample: As you notice, there are multiple CVEs in some Vuln IDs. I need to have CVEs seperated/expanded/extracted as they are multivalue field and then have correct stats. Each CVE is impacting more than one assets so, I need it like this: Thanks in-advance!!!
I have a whole lot of servers data indexed for our project (index=* sourcetype=* source=) that needs to be searched based on my look up file on basis of host. I have a join query mentioned below: |... See more...
I have a whole lot of servers data indexed for our project (index=* sourcetype=* source=) that needs to be searched based on my look up file on basis of host. I have a join query mentioned below: | inputlookup bsl_project_host.csv | table host | join type=left host[search index= sourcetype=* source=* [ | inputlookup bsl_project_host.csv | table host] It would be really nice, if some one could help me understand how exactly does the data flows in this query, specially the search statement in the query.
I have a multivalue filter on dashboard that has two options A and B. On chosing "A" on filter , I want to populated Panel X with value N/A and on chosing value "B" from filter ,I want the panel to ... See more...
I have a multivalue filter on dashboard that has two options A and B. On chosing "A" on filter , I want to populated Panel X with value N/A and on chosing value "B" from filter ,I want the panel to work with the splunk calculations. How can we make this panel depends on token value chosen from the filter
Does KO explorer show which fields are indexed and which not? This has always been a challenge and anything which does this would be helpful. I couldn't find a direct answer in the doc or screensho... See more...
Does KO explorer show which fields are indexed and which not? This has always been a challenge and anything which does this would be helpful. I couldn't find a direct answer in the doc or screenshots, but may have just missed it. This is handy to know if you want to manipulate lispy etc. and do other optimisations on searches.
Hi, I have following pattern in my logs and i have need to sum up the numeric values. I want to sum up how many products persisted by evaluating following log statment? 2020-03-25 02:48:29.673... See more...
Hi, I have following pattern in my logs and i have need to sum up the numeric values. I want to sum up how many products persisted by evaluating following log statment? 2020-03-25 02:48:29.673 INFO 25916 [nio-8080-exec-8] p.m.R.XXXXXImpl : Total number of manual products persisted - 50 What would be the right way to sum up persisted product? In above example 50 products got persisted. So considering following logs, my requirement is to get sum of 150 product persisted. 2020-03-25 02:18:29.673 INFO 25916 [nio-8080-exec-8] p.m.R.XXXXXImpl : Total number of manual products persisted - 50 2020-03-25 02:28:29.673 INFO 25916 [nio-8080-exec-8] p.m.R.XXXXXImpl : Total number of manual products persisted - 40 2020-03-25 02:38:29.673 INFO 25916 [nio-8080-exec-8] p.m.R.XXXXXImpl : Total number of manual products persisted - 60 Do need to add any field with eval expression? if yes how to achieve it? regards, Pawan Modi
I have two indexes that I need to join to get data from both of them, unfortunately there are no common values on both indexes. Is there a way to join these indexes together?
Hi Guys, This is most likely a silly question but I can get this add on to work. I have a Splunk cluster and my understanding is this add-on gets pushed out to the Universal Forwarders and the sen... See more...
Hi Guys, This is most likely a silly question but I can get this add on to work. I have a Splunk cluster and my understanding is this add-on gets pushed out to the Universal Forwarders and the send in the converted log. I get the log but its just a straight string, No formating, nothing. Can anyone explain where this should be installed?
I am trying to get logs from rapid7 insightvm into my slpunk server. I have downloaded the Rapid7 Nexpose add-on and set it up. I have the index created and the cron job (all created with the add-on ... See more...
I am trying to get logs from rapid7 insightvm into my slpunk server. I have downloaded the Rapid7 Nexpose add-on and set it up. I have the index created and the cron job (all created with the add-on install) but no logs are gettting dumped to my index. Is there anything else outside of the add-on setup instructions that I need to do? Thanks in advance! Splunk Enterprise 8.0.1 Rapid7 Insight VM 6.6.10 Rapid7 Nexpose Technology Add-On for Splunk 1.1.8
Expected Results I want to use a field that is present in my log message (field in the JSON response) to chart my data, rather than the internal field splunk uses (re: _time). Actual Results: ... See more...
Expected Results I want to use a field that is present in my log message (field in the JSON response) to chart my data, rather than the internal field splunk uses (re: _time). Actual Results: When trying to plot over my specified field, I don't produce any results (even after converting the epoch into a human readable string). Question: How can I use a timestamp in the event message instead of the internal field that splunk is using? There are two timestamps present: 1. the internal field in splunk. re: '_time' <--- Is this the indexing time of when splunk processes the log? 2. 'message.timestamp' <--- this is the epoch timestamp of the "response" from the script that is producing the results (it queries an api and posts the data to splunk). This is the actual time of when the event occurs, and the field I'd like to use to plot my data in a line graph. Example query: Does not work index="index" sourcetype="sourcetype") | rename message.account as Account | search Account=account name "message.title"="name" | bin span=1m _time | dedup _time, message.title | eval epochTimestamp=strftime('message.timestamp'/1000,"%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S.%N") | chart span=1m sum(message.concurrent_sessions_minus_new60s) as "Concurrent sessions" over epochTimestamp by Account
All, I am attempting to read in a pfSense, /tmp/config.cache. Which carries the active running config. I can see some structure to it. Looking to get this loaded into Splunk. Anyone familiar with... See more...
All, I am attempting to read in a pfSense, /tmp/config.cache. Which carries the active running config. I can see some structure to it. Looking to get this loaded into Splunk. Anyone familiar with this file format? 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Hey There,  I recently integrated my Ping Access server with Appdynamics. I am able to the business transaction thanks to the steps listed here. But after i intregated my Ping Access server with App... See more...
Hey There,  I recently integrated my Ping Access server with Appdynamics. I am able to the business transaction thanks to the steps listed here. But after i intregated my Ping Access server with Appdynamics,  the Ping Access is taking more than 100s to restart. Has this happened to anyone? Can you give me suggestion on how to resolve this issue?