27.2.9 lab regular expression tutorial
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This document provides instructions for a lab on using regular expressions. It has three parts: 1) Complete an online regex tutorial to learn about metacharacters like *, ., [], etc. 2) Describe the meaning of sample regex patterns like ^83, [A-Z]{2,4}, 2015, etc. 3) Verify the pattern descriptions by searching a log file with the regexes and checking for matches.
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Laboratorio 27.2.9
Nombre: Rafael Buenaño Semestre: 9no B
Lab - Regular Expression Tutorial
Objectives
In this lab, you will learn how to use regular expressions to search for desired strings of information.
Part 1: Compete the regexone.com tutorial.
Part 2: Describe the provided regular expression pattern.
Part 3: Verify your answers.
Background / Scenario
A regular expression (regex) is a pattern of symbols that describes data to be matched in a query or other
operation. Regular expressions are constructed similarly to arithmetic expressions, by using various operators
to combine smaller expressions. There are two major standards of regular expression, POSIX and Perl.
In this lab, you will use an online tutorial to explore regular expressions. You will also describe the information
that matches given regular expressions.
Required Resources
• CyberOps Workstation virtual machine
• Internet connection
Instructions
Part 1: Complete the regexone.com tutorial.
a. Open a web browser and navigate to https://regexone.com/ from your host computer. Regex One is a
tutorial that provides you with lessons to learn about regular expression patterns.
b. After you have finished with the tutorial, record the function of some of the metacharacters that are used
in regular expressions.
Metacharacters Description
$ bla Coincide con la posición final dentro de la cadenank
* Coincide con cero o más veces para el elemento anterior
. Coincide con cero o más veces para el elemento anterior
[ ] cualquier carácter en la lista
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Metacharacters Description
d Cualquier carácter de dígito
D Cualquier carácter que no sea un dígito
^ Coincide con la posición inicial dentro de la cuerda
{m} coincide con m número de repeticiones
{n,m} al menos n número de repeticiones, pero no más de m veces
abc|123
Coincide con cualquier cadena que coincida con cualquiera
de las expresiones: 123, abc
Part 2: Describe the provided regular expression pattern.
Regex pattern Description
^83 Cualquier cadena que comience con el número 83
[A-Z]{2,4}
Cualquier cadena que contenga de 2 a 4 letras mayúsculas
consecutivamente
2015 Cualquier cadena que contenga 2015
05:22:2[0-9] Cualquier cadena que contenga de 05:22:20 a 05:22:29
.com Cualquier cadena que contenga .com
complete|GET Cualquier cadena que coincida con complete o GET
0{4} Cualquier cadena que contenga 4 ceros consecutivamente
Part 3: Verify your answers.
In this step, you will verify your answers in the previous step using a text file stored in the CyberOps
Workstation VM.
a. Launch and log in to the CyberOps Workstation VM (username: analyst / password: cyberops).
b. Open a terminal and navigate to the following folder:
[analyst@secOps ~]$ cd lab.support.files/
c. Use the less command to open the logstash-tutorial.log file.
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d. At the bottom of the screen, you will see logstash-tutorial.log: highlighted. This is the cursor at which
you will enter the regular expression. Precede the regular expression with a forward slash (/). For
example, the first pattern in the above table is ^83. Enter /^83.
The matching text from the log file is highlighted. Use the scroll wheel on the mouse or use the j or k keys
on your keyboard to locate the highlighted patterns.
e. For the next expression, enter /[A-Z]{2,4} at the colon (:) prompt.
Note: The colon is replaced by / as you type the expression.
f. Enter the rest of the regular expressions from the table in Step 2. Make sure all the expressions are
preceded with a forward slash (/). Continue until you have verified your answers. Press q to exit the
logstash-tutorial.log file.
g. Close the terminal and shut down the VM.
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27.2.9 lab regular expression tutorial
- 1. © 2017 - 2021 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Cisco Public Page 1 of 3 www.netacad.com Laboratorio 27.2.9 Nombre: Rafael Buenaño Semestre: 9no B Lab - Regular Expression Tutorial Objectives In this lab, you will learn how to use regular expressions to search for desired strings of information. Part 1: Compete the regexone.com tutorial. Part 2: Describe the provided regular expression pattern. Part 3: Verify your answers. Background / Scenario A regular expression (regex) is a pattern of symbols that describes data to be matched in a query or other operation. Regular expressions are constructed similarly to arithmetic expressions, by using various operators to combine smaller expressions. There are two major standards of regular expression, POSIX and Perl. In this lab, you will use an online tutorial to explore regular expressions. You will also describe the information that matches given regular expressions. Required Resources • CyberOps Workstation virtual machine • Internet connection Instructions Part 1: Complete the regexone.com tutorial. a. Open a web browser and navigate to https://regexone.com/ from your host computer. Regex One is a tutorial that provides you with lessons to learn about regular expression patterns. b. After you have finished with the tutorial, record the function of some of the metacharacters that are used in regular expressions. Metacharacters Description $ bla Coincide con la posición final dentro de la cadenank * Coincide con cero o más veces para el elemento anterior . Coincide con cero o más veces para el elemento anterior [ ] cualquier carácter en la lista . Periodo
- 2. Lab - Regular Expression Tutorial © 2017 - 2021 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Cisco Public Page 2 of 3 www.netacad.com Metacharacters Description d Cualquier carácter de dígito D Cualquier carácter que no sea un dígito ^ Coincide con la posición inicial dentro de la cuerda {m} coincide con m número de repeticiones {n,m} al menos n número de repeticiones, pero no más de m veces abc|123 Coincide con cualquier cadena que coincida con cualquiera de las expresiones: 123, abc Part 2: Describe the provided regular expression pattern. Regex pattern Description ^83 Cualquier cadena que comience con el número 83 [A-Z]{2,4} Cualquier cadena que contenga de 2 a 4 letras mayúsculas consecutivamente 2015 Cualquier cadena que contenga 2015 05:22:2[0-9] Cualquier cadena que contenga de 05:22:20 a 05:22:29 .com Cualquier cadena que contenga .com complete|GET Cualquier cadena que coincida con complete o GET 0{4} Cualquier cadena que contenga 4 ceros consecutivamente Part 3: Verify your answers. In this step, you will verify your answers in the previous step using a text file stored in the CyberOps Workstation VM. a. Launch and log in to the CyberOps Workstation VM (username: analyst / password: cyberops). b. Open a terminal and navigate to the following folder: [analyst@secOps ~]$ cd lab.support.files/ c. Use the less command to open the logstash-tutorial.log file. [analyst@secOps lab.support.files]$ less logstash-tutorial.log
- 3. Lab - Regular Expression Tutorial © 2017 - 2021 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Cisco Public Page 3 of 3 www.netacad.com d. At the bottom of the screen, you will see logstash-tutorial.log: highlighted. This is the cursor at which you will enter the regular expression. Precede the regular expression with a forward slash (/). For example, the first pattern in the above table is ^83. Enter /^83. The matching text from the log file is highlighted. Use the scroll wheel on the mouse or use the j or k keys on your keyboard to locate the highlighted patterns. e. For the next expression, enter /[A-Z]{2,4} at the colon (:) prompt. Note: The colon is replaced by / as you type the expression. f. Enter the rest of the regular expressions from the table in Step 2. Make sure all the expressions are preceded with a forward slash (/). Continue until you have verified your answers. Press q to exit the logstash-tutorial.log file. g. Close the terminal and shut down the VM. End of document