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如何编写Splunk正则表达式提取CEF日志中fileId前双竖线之间的0

Splunk Regex to Extract Target Value from CEF Log

Got it, let's work through this. You need to pull out the 0 that's sandwiched between the two pipes right before the fileId field in your CEF log entry. Here's how to do it cleanly in Splunk:

The Regex & Splunk Command

Use the rex command with a lookaround-based regex to precisely target that value without capturing extra parts of the log:

... | rex field=_raw "(?<=\|)(?<target_number>\d+)(?=\|\s*fileId=)" | table target_number

How This Regex Works

Let's break down each part to make sure you understand:

  • (?<=\|): This is a positive lookbehind assertion — it checks that the character immediately before our target value is a pipe (|), but doesn't include that pipe in the match.
  • (?<target_number>\d+): This captures one or more digits into a custom field named target_number (you can rename this to whatever makes sense for your use case, like fileId_preceding_value).
  • (?=\|\s*fileId=): This is a positive lookahead assertion — it verifies that our target value is immediately followed by a pipe, any amount of whitespace (including none), and the fileId= string. Again, this part isn't included in the final captured value.

Testing with Your Log

For your specific CEF entry:

CEF:0|Incapsula|SIEMintegration|1|1|Normal|0| fileId=465000430130063349

This regex will correctly capture the 0 that sits between Normal| and | fileId=.

内容的提问来源于stack exchange,提问作者supriya

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