WebNov 28, 2024 · Splunk - subtract two counts and trigger alert. I'm trying to find proper Splunk documentation about the following, but it seems pretty difficult. What I need to do is conceptually simple: I want to find out the number of certain events for two successive days and subtract them (simply subtract the numbers). For example, I need to find out the ... WebApr 12, 2024 · The same field also will have some frames connected wirh 2 hmcs like active_hmc=hmc49_hmc50. Would like to find that pairs and create a new field hmc_pair in the table with values hmc_pair=hmc49_hmc50. Could you help me with the query. Splunk query: ==================. index=aix_os source=hmc. spath path=hmc_info {} …
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WebI am trying to create a table in Splunk that contains several fields that were extracted plus a count of the total number entries that get returned when I give Splunk a string to search … WebDec 23, 2014 · There are 3 ways I could go about this: 1. Limit the results to three. 2. Make the detail= case sensitive. 3. Show only the results where count is greater than, say, 10. I don't really know how to do any of these (I'm pretty new to Splunk). I have tried option three with the following query: cheap room for rent
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WebOct 10, 2024 · the count you are looking for is the count of events across the month the month is by calendar month, i.e. if you run a 30 day search on 11th October, you will get the monthly figures from September 12 in a September summary and the monthly figures for October based on the first 11 days October. 1 Karma Reply PickleRick Ultra Champion WebDear Experts.. Looking for help with a Splunk Query... I was working on a Splunk Query to identify the Frames connection to the HMC.. Im able to find the HMC's the frame is connected.. If a frame is connected with 2 hmc the active_hmc field will contain both hmc's separated by "_ " Incase the frame ... WebApr 15, 2014 · SplunkTrust 04-15-2014 08:38 AM You can do one of two things: base search eval bool = if ( (field1 != field2) AND (field3 < 8), 1, 0) stats sum (bool) as count or base search stats count (eval ( (field1 != field2) AND (field3 < 8))) as count View solution in original post 12 Karma Reply All forum topics Previous Topic Next Topic Solution cyber security awareness themes