topic Re: Filtering Country Codes via the GUI Logs, do not display US Traffic, just traffic outside of the US. in General Topics

Filtering Country Codes via the GUI Logs, do not display US Traffic, just traffic outside of the US.

tstores — Mon, 13 Jan 2014 15:02:12 GMT

Is there a way through the GUI to just filter out traffic going to/coming from the US via src/dst countries? I just want to to view any traffic that originates or is destined to Countries outside the US.

Re: Filtering Country Codes via the GUI Logs, do not display US Traffic, just traffic outside of the US.

HULK — Mon, 13 Jan 2014 15:22:58 GMT

Hello Sir,

You can use below mentioned filter on traffic logs

>>>>> ( dstloc neq US ) and ( srcloc neq US ).

Just use "neq" to suppress all traffic from/to US.

Hope this helps.

Thanks

Re: Filtering Country Codes via the GUI Logs, do not display US Traffic, just traffic outside of the US.

Phoenix — Mon, 13 Jan 2014 15:24:12 GMT

Hello tstores,

In the Traffic logs GUI filters you can add as below to see the traffic which are not sourced and destined to US

( dstloc neq US ) and ( srcloc neq US )

Thanks

Re: Filtering Country Codes via the GUI Logs, do not display US Traffic, just traffic outside of the US.

craymond — Mon, 13 Jan 2014 21:27:32 GMT

You can also use !( dstloc eq US ) and !( srcloc eq US ); the "!" = false in Boolean expression. An exclamation point can be used whenever you want to switch between equals or does not equal (true or false).