Network signals
Network signals describe Network Intelligence records. A record counts the traffic from one provider to one destination within one hour. Network rules require Network Intelligence access.
Use Network fields
Section titled “Use Network fields”network.subject:examp1e.com AND network.allowed_hits:>0network.provider:cloudflare_gateway ANDnetwork.blocked_hits:>=10Conditions within the Network namespace must match the same record. Every
field needs the network. prefix.
network.destination is the registrable domain, or the IP address when no
host was named. network.subject is the registrable domain only, and is absent
for traffic to a bare IP address.
Browse signals
Section titled “Browse signals”12 signals
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Network events 12
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network.observed_ondate - Start of the hour the traffic was seen in
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network.first_seen_ondate - Earliest traffic within the hour
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network.last_seen_ondate - Latest traffic within the hour
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network.providerkeyword - Service the telemetry was read from
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network.kindkeyword - What the hour counts: dns, http, tls or flow
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network.destinationstring - Registrable domain reached, or the IP address when no host was named
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network.subjectstring - Registrable domain reached; absent for traffic to a bare IP address
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network.hostsarray<string> - Sample of the host names reached under the destination
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network.ipsarray<inet> - Sample of the IP addresses reached
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network.hitsnumber - Queries, requests, handshakes or flows in the hour
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network.allowed_hitsnumber - Hits the provider allowed
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network.blocked_hitsnumber - Hits the provider blocked