Date: Mon, 22 Oct 2001 12:10:30 -0700

I have been very happy with SL4NT and now I need to do a reverse DNS lookup

for every entry. Here's a sample entry for "Message Text" from my Cisco

router:

890495: Oct 22 16:10:16: %SEC-6-IPACCESSLOGP: list ch1in permitted tcp

64.161.26.82(1273) -> ###.###.###.###(80)

I am using SmartWhoIs 3.2 to "read" the log file and it requires the inbound

IP address (64.161.26.82 in this case) to be the first field of the entry.

Do you have any suggestions?

Any assistance is appreciated. Thanks!

Date: Mon, 22 Oct 2001 21:29:06 +0200

The current version of SL4NT, v2.1, has no support for message text parsing

and extraction. As of now I would use a WSH script to perform reverse DNS

lookup.

The next version, v3.0, will provide support for arbitrary message text

processing by using custom ActiveX objects.

Franz

"G. Chan" <chan@ci.walnut-creek.ca.us> wrote in message

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> I have been very happy with SL4NT and now I need to do a reverse DNS

lookup

> for every entry. Here's a sample entry for "Message Text" from my Cisco

> router:

> 890495: Oct 22 16:10:16: %SEC-6-IPACCESSLOGP: list ch1in permitted tcp

> 64.161.26.82(1273) -> ###.###.###.###(80)

>

> I am using SmartWhoIs 3.2 to "read" the log file and it requires the

inbound

> IP address (64.161.26.82 in this case) to be the first field of the entry.

>

> Do you have any suggestions?

>

> Any assistance is appreciated. Thanks!

>

>