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Using LogParser 2.2 to Parse IIS Logs and Other Logs

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by Sudeep G
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Introduction
Introducing LogParser
Scenario 1: Common types of outputs
Scenario 2: Filtering
Scenario 3: More filtering
Scenario 4: Combining Fields
Scenario 5: Pattern Matching
Scenario 6: Usage with HTTPErr logs
Scenario 7: Using with FileMon/Regmon output logs
Scenario 8: Using LogParser with EventLogs
Scenario 9: Using LogParser with Netmon Traces
Scenario 10: Parsing and viewing an ETW Trace
Summary

Scenario 9: Using LogParser with Netmon Traces

View network traffic from a netmon trace with the following.

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LogParser -i:NETMON "SELECT Frame, SrcIP, SrcPort, DstIP, DstPort, TCPFlags, Seq, 
Ack, WindowSize, PayloadBytes FROM Netmon.cap" -o:DataGrid

Filter network traffic between 2 systems from a netmon trace:

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LogParser -i:NETMON "SELECT Frame, SrcIP, SrcPort, DstIP, DstPort, TCPFlags, Seq, 
Ack, WindwSize, PayloadBytes FROM Netmon.cap WHERE (SrcIP='192.168.10.1' AND 
DstIP='192.168.10.8') OR (SrcIP='192.168.10.8' AND DstIP='192.168.10.1')" 
-o:DataGrid

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