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Aug 31 10:06:32 serverA.com Aug 31 16:06:32 [serverA: HTTPPool02:debug]: sridhar:AUTH:error:Login failed for user sridhar from IP 10.100.150.110. reason "User not authenticated"
Aug 31 10:06:32 ServerB.com Aug 31 22:06:32 [ServerB:HTTPPool03:debug]: netsupport:AUTH:error:Login failed for an unknown user from IP 11.200.10.110. reason "User does not exist"
Above are the raw data of my search. The sourece=UDP port sourcetype=syslog and index=syslog. I need to create fields "user" and "reason". May i know what regex command can i use and reflect it in my transforms.conf and props.conf files.
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You can add this to your props.conf
EXTRACT-fields = Login failed for (?:an|user) (?<User>.+) from IP.*reason \"(?<Reason>[^\"]+)
This should give you both User and reason extracted.
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You can add this to your props.conf
EXTRACT-fields = Login failed for (?:an|user) (?<User>.+) from IP.*reason \"(?<Reason>[^\"]+)
This should give you both User and reason extracted.
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This is probably better than my answer. I would improve it by making the first group non-capturing (?:an|user).
If this reply helps you, Karma would be appreciated.
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Thanks Richard for the suggestion. Implemented.
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HI, EXTRACT-fields = Login failed for (?:an|user) (?.+) from IP.*reason \"(?[^\"]+) this regex work. Thank you. I made it through splunk web -> settings->fields
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If it works, please accept an answer.
If this reply helps you, Karma would be appreciated.
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This regex string will extract the user and reason text. In the case of "unknown user", the user field will be empty.
for (?:.*?)user (?<user>\w*)\s*from.*reason \"(?<reason>[^\"]*)
If this reply helps you, Karma would be appreciated.
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Sep 1 11:42:58 serverA.com Sep 1 21:12:58 [serverA: rshd_0:debug]: netsupport@[192.100.200.81_4177]:IN:ssh2 shell:SSH INPUT COMMAND is vfiler run serverB df -m
Sep 1 11:42:53 serverA.com Sep 2 01:42:53 [serverA:rshd_0:debug]: netsupport@[192.100.200.76_62046]:IN:ssh2 shell:SSH INPUT COMMAND is vfiler run ServerBrt igroup show
Above is the raw data of my search. I need to extract the field INPUT COMMAND. I tried this with some regex expression, but am not a genius to find it asap. Am struggling with this can someone help me in this and if possible can you please describe which value or symbol represents what in this command. thanks in advance.
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Use following regex
INPUT COMMAND is (?<Command>.*)
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