ASN Lookup Search Operator
Sumo Logic can lookup an Autonomous System Number (ASN) and organization name by an IP address. Any IP addresses that do not have an ASN will return null values.
Syntax
The ASN Lookup operator uses lookup-classic with a specific path, asn://default
, to provide the ASN and associated organization.
lookup\<field\> from asn://default on ip\<ip_address\>
Lookup fields | Description |
---|---|
* | Use a wildcard (* ) character as a shortcut to return both fields. |
asn | Autonomous System Number |
organization | The name of the organization that owns the ASN or ID in some cases. This organization (Carrier) is responsible for the routing of traffic for network blocks. |
registering_organization | The organization responsible for the actions and content associated with a given block of IP addresses. Registering Organizations include many types of entities, including corporate, government, or educational entities, and ISPs managing the allocation and use of network blocks. |
carrier_organization | The name of the organization that owns the ASN or ID in some cases. This organization (Carrier) is responsible for the routing of traffic for network blocks. |
note
The organization
and carrier_organization
lookup fields will have the same value because the carrier
field is used to populate both the organization
and carrier_organization
values.
Example
The following query references a data stream with IPv4 addresses, parses those IPv4 addresses, and then uses ASN Lookup to retrieve their autonomous system information.
_dataTier=all _sourceCategory=stream "remote_ip="
| parse regex "(?<ip>\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3})"
| lookup organization, registering_organization, asn from asn://default on ip = ip