The IPv4 IP address mapped to IPv6e from which activity originated (for example, attacker or client).
Data Type
IP
Aliases
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Use |
Alias |
|---|---|
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Client Console Full Name |
Host (Origin) |
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Client Console Short Name |
Not applicable |
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Web Console Tab/Name |
Host (Origin) |
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OpenSearch Field Name |
originIpV6 |
|
Rule Builder Column Name |
SIP |
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Regex Pattern |
<sipv6e> |
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NetMon Name |
Not applicable |
Field Relationships
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SIP
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SIPv4
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SIPv6
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Origin Hostname
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Origin Hostname or IP
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Origin NAT IP
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DIP
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DIPv4
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DIPv6
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DIPv6E
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Impacted Hostname
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Impacted Hostname or IP
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Impacted NAT IP
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Origin Port
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Origin NAT Port
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Impacted Port
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Impacted NAT Port
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Origin MAC Address
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Impacted MAC Address
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Origin Interface
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Impacted Interface
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Origin Domain
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Impacted Domain
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Origin Login
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Impacted Account
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IANA Protocol Number
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IANA Protocol Name
Common Applications
Networked equipment.
Use Case
Host context
MPE/Data Masking Manipulations
Polyfield – Origin Host
Usage Standards
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Do not override/overload, use <sipv6e> not (?<sipv6e>.*?).
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Origin is Client (In Client-Server Model).
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Origin is Attacker (In Attacker-Target Model).
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Use when you see an Origin IPv4 address mapped to IPv6.
Examples
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Townsend Alliance LogAgent
11 02 2015 22:10:02 1.1.1.1 <ALRT:INFO> Nov 2 22:09:39 USABLDRRECFLOW01QAUDJRN:[PW@0 event="PW-Invalid user or password" event_type="Q-Signon failed profile disabled" actual_type="PW-Q" user_profile="PSTORE" device="" jrn_seq="6849716" timestamp="20151102220939315000" job_name="QZSOSIGN" user_name="QUSER" job_number="535772" eff_user="QUSER" ip_addr="::ffff:1.1.1.1" port="52584"]
::ffff:1.1.1.1 is an IPv4 IP mapped to IPv6. Traditional <sip> and <dip> IP parsers do not work with this type of IP.