hi David,
I would second to Rock's recommendation to use regular expressions in the
Pair rule. Firstly, two PerlFunc patterns implement only regular expression
matching and there isn't anything additional (such as arithmetic
operations) which would require the use of Perl. Therefore, it is easier
and for the
second pattern, $3 is used for Duration.
Regards,
Rock
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Hi David,
Here’s your same rule
al address from the first pattern as %3, and for the
second pattern, $3 is used for Duration.
Regards,
Rock
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I'm running into an issue with a correlation I'm trying to implement and I'm
hoping you can help.
Event 1 happens when a user logs into a vpn. It has the user's name the global
address and the local address assigned by the vpn.
Event 2 happens when the user logs off the vpn. It has the user's
