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CONTENTS

ABOUT THIS GUIDE

Conventions 3

Technical Documentation 3

Documentation Feedback 3

Requesting Support 4

1USING THE AQL QUERY CLI

About the AQL Query CLI 5

Accessing the AQL Query CLI 6

Using a Select Statement 7

Using Where Clauses 10

Using the Group By Clause 10

Using the Order By Clause 11

Using the Count(*) Clause 12

Using the Distinct Clause 12

Using the Count (Distinct ...) Clause 12

Using the Materialize View Clause 13

Using the Like Clause 13

Using the Describe Statement 14

AQL Event and Flow Query CLI Guide

ABOUT THIS GUIDE

The AQL Event and Flow Query CLI Guide provides you with information for using

the AQL CLI. This guide assumes you have advanced knowledge of Linux

command line functionality.

Conventions Table 1 lists conventions that are used throughout this guide.

Technical

Documentation You can access technical documentation, technical notes, and release notes

directly from the Juniper networks Support Web site at

http://www.juniper.net/support/.

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data or potential damage to an application,

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AQL Event and Flow Query CLI Guide

4ABOUT THIS GUIDE

Requesting

Support • Open a support case using the Case Management link at

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AQL Event and Flow Query CLI Guide

1USING THE AQL QUERY CLI

You can use the AQL Event and Flow Query Command Line Interface (CLI) to

access flows and events stored in the Ariel database. This document provides

information on accessing and using the AQL query CLI including:

•About the AQL Query CLI

•Accessing the AQL Query CLI

•Using a Select Statement

•Using Where Clauses

•Using the Group By Clause

•Using the Order By Clause

•Using the Count(*) Clause

•Using the Distinct Clause

•Using the Count (Distinct ...) Clause

•Using the Materialize View Clause

•Using the Like Clause

•Using the Describe Statement

About the AQL

Query CLI The AQL event and flow query CLI allows you to access raw flows and events

stored in the Aerial database. The AQL query CLI includes syntax that is a subset

of the SQL92 standard and provides support for two tables: events and flows.

Note: The AQL CLI does not provide support for joining tables.

The AQL Event and Flow Query CLI functions in the following modes:

•Interactive mode - Using a simple shell, you can enter queries interactively

and view the results in a standard output. At the query prompt, any valid AQL

statement is accepted. If time is not specified (using -start and -end

options), the last minute is assumed as the time range. You can also access

previous commands by using your up arrow. This is the default mode.

•Non-interactive mode - You can enter the non-interactive mode by adding the

-execute <AQL query> parameter to the command. The -execute

command must be followed by a valid AQL query surrounded by double quotes.

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The non-interactive mode does not include a prompt allowing you to redirect the

output to a file with a regular UNIX pipe syntax. By default, the results are sent

to a standard output.

Accessing the AQL

Query CLI To access the AQL query CLI:

Step 1 Log in to STRM, as root.

Step 2 Enter the following command:

/opt/qradar/bin/arielClient

The Query prompt appears.

CLI Options Table 1-1 lists the supported CLI options:

Table 1-1 AQL CLI Options

Option Description

-range <first

record> <last

record>

Limits the number of records sent to the output within the

specified range. This is useful for viewing a selection of

records generated by an ordered query. For example, if you

wish to view the first ten records, you must specify -range 1

10.

-debug Generates debugging output during execution.

-start <time>,

-end <time> Specifies the start and end time of the query.

Where <time> specifies the time. You must specify the time

as either a UNIX timestamp or a date using the following

format: yyyy/mm/dd-hh:mm:ss.

For example:

/opt/qradar/bin/arielClient - start

2007/08/11-01:15:00 -end 2007/08/11-01:17:00

-exectime <time

limit> Specifies the maximum period of time, in seconds, a single

query may continue processing.

-execute <AQL

query> Allows you to enter non-interactive mode that allows you to

process a query that is sent to standard output. If you do not

include this option, the command is entered in interactive

mode. You must include your query in double quotes.

-f <output

format> Allows you to specify the output format for the query results.

The table format is an ASCII drawing of a multi-column table

while the CSV format provides a comma separated list.

Where <output format> indicates the output format. The

options are table or csv.

-remote

<host:port> Specifies that you wish to connect to a specific Ariel query

host and port.

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Using a Select Statement 7

For example:

If you wish to enter a command in interactive mode:

/opt/qradar/bin/arielClient -start 2007/08/11-01:15:00 -end

2007/08/11-01:17:00 -exectime 60

/opt/qradar/bin/arielClient

/opt/qradar/bin/arielClient -start 2007/08/11-01:15:00 -end

2007/08/11-01:17:00 -f csv

If you wish to enter a command in non-interactive mode:

/opt/qradar/bin/arielClient -start 2007/08/11-01:15:00 -end

2007/08/11-01:17:00 -exectime 60 -execute "select * from flows

where sourceIP = '231.12.37.17' and protocol != 'TCP.tcp_ip'"

Using a Select

Statement You can use a select statement that includes one or more fields of a flow or event.

You can also use an asterisk (*) to denote all columns. All field names are case

sensitive, however, the terms select and from are not case sensitive. The

supported fields include:

Table 1-2 Supported Fields

Table Supported Statement

Flow application

applicationId

destinationASN

destinationBytes

destinationByteRatio

destinationDSCP

destinationFlags

destinationIP

destinationIfIndex

destinationNetwork

destinationPackets

destinationPacketRatio

destinationPayload

destinationPort

destinationPrecedence

destinationTOS

firstPacketTime

flowDirection

flowSource

flowType

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geographic

icmpType

interface

intervalId

lastPacketTime

packetsOut

protocol

remoteNet

remoteServices

sourceASN

sourceBytes

sourceByteRatio

sourceDSCP

sourceFlags

sourceIP

sourceIfIndex

sourceNetwork

sourcePackets

sourcePacketRatio

sourcePort

sourcePrecedence

sourcePayload

sourceTOS

totalBytes

Events category

credibility

creEventList

destinationIP

destinationMAC

destinationNetwork

destinationPort

device

deviceGroup

deviceType

duration

endTime

Table 1-2 Supported Fields (continued)

Table Supported Statement

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