How to use Translate plugin in grok filter

Elastic Stack Logstash
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https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/logstash/5.2/plugins-filters-translate.html#plugins-filters-translate-dictionary_path

Hi , I have a specific requirement , I will have a csv file with data as below , what i want is if the message is coming from specified ip address or ip address range(Source of message/input) , need to add a tag in the next column of the csv sheet . Will translate plugin help in achieve ? if yes can someone provide some used cases or examples ? If No ,,can advice on how to achieve the above specific requirement

IP Address Dept
10.12.1.93 HR
10.12.1.102 TECH
10.15.0.206 FIN
10.12.8.50 HR
10.15.116.225 FIN
10.12.1.183 TECH

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Yes it can do that.

Just point the filter at the field that has the IP and it'll do the lookup.

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Can you please advice the filter block , sorry I am bit new to ELK

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FYI we’ve renamed ELK to the Elastic Stack, otherwise Beats feels left out :wink:

translate {
  field => "Put your field name here"
  dictionary_path => "/path/to/the/dictionary/file"
}

That is really all you need to get started.

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Sorry , will keep a note on Elastic stack

Will the below work , i doubt ..Honestly i didnt get logic of this plugin ..:slightly_frowning_face:

translate {
dictionary_path => "/etc/logstash/hosts.csv"
field => "host"
destination => "Dept"
}

Below will be content of CSV file
IP Address Dept
10.12.1.93 HR
10.12.1.102 TECH
10.15.0.206 FIN
10.12.8.50 HR
10.15.116.225 FIN
10.12.1.183 TECH

6

No, the format of the dictionary is wrong.
See https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/logstash/current/plugins-filters-translate.html#plugins-filters-translate-dictionary_path

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