Hello Everyone, I want to check if a field called "from_header_displayname" contains any Unicode. Below is the event source, this example event contains the unicode of "\u0445": "from_header_displayname": "'support@\u0445.comx.com' And the following what I see from the web console, the unicode has been translated into "x" (note: it's not the real letter x, but something looks like x in the other language) from_header_displayname: 'support@х.comx.com' I used the following search but no luck: index=email | regex from_header_displayname="[\u0000-\uffff]" Error in 'SearchOperator:regex': The regex '[\u0000-\uffff]' is invalid. Regex: PCRE2 does not support \F, \L, \l, \N{name}, \U, or \u. Please advise what should I use in this case. Thanks in advance. Regards, Iris ... View more

Hello Everyone, I'm trying to add index filtering for the datamodels in my setup. I found for some datamodels such as Vulnerabilities, there's no matching data at all.  In this case, should I create an empty index for these datamodels? so that splunk won't do useless search for them. Please also know me if there are better solution for this case. Thanks & Regards, Iris ... View more

Hello everyone, I have collected some firewall traffic data: two firewalls(fw1/fw2), each has two interfaces(ethernet1/1&2),  will collect rxbytes and txbytes every 5 minutes.  The raw data is showed as below: >>> {"timestamp": 1726668551, "fwname": "fw1", "interface": "ethernet1/1", "rxbytes": 59947791867743, "txbytes": 37019023811192} {"timestamp": 1726668551, "fwname": "fw1", "interface": "ethernet1/2", "rxbytes": 63755935850903, "txbytes": 32252936430552} {"timestamp": 1726668551, "fwname": "fw2", "interface": "ethernet1/1", "rxbytes": 0, "txbytes": 0} {"timestamp": 1726668551, "fwname": "fw2", "interface": "ethernet1/2", "rxbytes": 0, "txbytes": 0} {"timestamp": 1726668851, "fwname": "fw1", "interface": "ethernet1/1", "rxbytes": 59948210937804, "txbytes": 37019791801583} {"timestamp": 1726668851, "fwname": "fw1", "interface": "ethernet1/2", "rxbytes": 63755965708078, "txbytes": 32253021060643} {"timestamp": 1726668851, "fwname": "fw2", "interface": "ethernet1/1", "rxbytes": 0, "txbytes": 0} {"timestamp": 1726668851, "fwname": "fw2", "interface": "ethernet1/2", "rxbytes": 0, "txbytes": 0} {"timestamp": 1726669151, "fwname": "fw1", "interface": "ethernet1/1", "rxbytes": 59948636904106, "txbytes": 37020560028933} {"timestamp": 1726669151, "fwname": "fw1", "interface": "ethernet1/2", "rxbytes": 63756002542165, "txbytes": 32253111011234} {"timestamp": 1726669151, "fwname": "fw2", "interface": "ethernet1/1", "rxbytes": 0, "txbytes": 0} {"timestamp": 1726669151, "fwname": "fw2", "interface": "ethernet1/2", "rxbytes": 0, "txbytes": 0} {"timestamp": 1726669451, "fwname": "fw1", "interface": "ethernet1/1", "rxbytes": 59949094737896, "txbytes": 37021330717977} {"timestamp": 1726669451, "fwname": "fw1", "interface": "ethernet1/2", "rxbytes": 63756101313559, "txbytes": 32253199085252} {"timestamp": 1726669451, "fwname": "fw2", "interface": "ethernet1/1", "rxbytes": 0, "txbytes": 0} {"timestamp": 1726669451, "fwname": "fw2", "interface": "ethernet1/2", "rxbytes": 0, "txbytes": 0} {"timestamp": 1726669752, "fwname": "fw1", "interface": "ethernet1/1", "rxbytes": 59949550987330, "txbytes": 37022105630147} {"timestamp": 1726669752, "fwname": "fw1", "interface": "ethernet1/2", "rxbytes": 63756167141302, "txbytes": 32253286546113} {"timestamp": 1726669752, "fwname": "fw2", "interface": "ethernet1/1", "rxbytes": 0, "txbytes": 0} {"timestamp": 1726669752, "fwname": "fw2", "interface": "ethernet1/2", "rxbytes": 0, "txbytes": 0} {"timestamp": 1726670052, "fwname": "fw1", "interface": "ethernet1/1", "rxbytes": 59949968397016, "txbytes": 37022870539739} {"timestamp": 1726670052, "fwname": "fw1", "interface": "ethernet1/2", "rxbytes": 63756401499253, "txbytes": 32253380028970} {"timestamp": 1726670052, "fwname": "fw2", "interface": "ethernet1/1", "rxbytes": 0, "txbytes": 0} {"timestamp": 1726670052, "fwname": "fw2", "interface": "ethernet1/2", "rxbytes": 0, "txbytes": 0} <<< Now I need to create one chart to show the value of "rxbytes" over time, with 4 series: (series 1) fw1, interface1/1 (series 2) fw1, interface1/2 (series 3) fw2, interface1/1 (series 4) fw2, interface1/2 But I have problem to compose the SPL statement for this purpose. can you please help here? thank you in advance! ... View more

Hello Guys, We are using Splunk Cloud and have created multiple HECs for different products. We noticed that events coming in through HEC always have "xxx.splunkcloud.com" as the value of the host field. Is there a way to assign different hostnames to different products? Thanks & Regards, Iris ... View more

Hello,  I'm wondering if we can send the PaloAlto firewall logs to splunk *cloud* via HEC? We've done that once when evaluating other SIEM solution (crowd-strike NG-SIEM). As to splunk, the documents I can find in Internet all recommend using this flow:  PaloAlto -> syslog-ng+universal forwarder -> splunk cloud. Does anyone know why HEC is not a preferred option in this case? any potential issue here? Regards, Iris ... View more

Hello Guys, Can you please share the steps on how to create diag file for **Splunk Cloud**? I found some posts saying that we can run "Splunk diag" from the command line, However there's no command line for Splunk cloud, then how can I get a diag file as asked by support. Thanks much in advance! Regards, Iris ... View more