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Calculate and display jump in connections

MikeElliott
Communicator

Hi all,

I have written a search that will list the "average daily connections" originating from a source ip address, as well as listing the "actual daily connections" from a source ip address.

I was wondering how I would write a statement at the end to only return results where the "actual daily connections" is 3 times (3*) the "average daily connections".

For example:

| where "Actual_Daily_Connections" >= 3*("Average_Daily_Connections")

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated 🙂

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MikeElliott
Communicator

I managed to resolve it on my own - I used the below:

|where Actual_Daily_Connections >= (3*Average_Daily_Connections)

I don't think I can mark my own answer, so a mod/admin can close this when seen.

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MikeElliott
Communicator

I managed to resolve it on my own - I used the below:

|where Actual_Daily_Connections >= (3*Average_Daily_Connections)

I don't think I can mark my own answer, so a mod/admin can close this when seen.

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richgalloway
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Yes, you are allowed to answer your questions and accept the answers. You have to answer the question, however, not reply to it. I've converted your reply to an answer so you can accept it.

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If this reply helps you, Karma would be appreciated.
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MikeElliott
Communicator

@richgalloway - Thanks! 🙂

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