include_users accepts IP addresses instead of user names. Or, at least, it should if user_ip is set to "yes".
Any IP address not listed in include_users should be excluded from the report.
There is a hard limit on the number of characters that can be stored in include_users. It is currently limited to roughly 20000 bytes. If you really have a lot of IP addresses, the internal buffer might not be big enough.
If you can afford to group IP addresses together in the report (for instance, by subnet), have a look at the ̀useralias option. It can group user's name (and IP addresses if user_ip is set) according to various rules including CIDR notation and regular expressions. The include_users option acts on the aliased users. So, you only have to include names from the aliased file such as "admin" or "computer pool A".
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Hi, I know that i can generate a report for specific users using "include_users", but i wanna know how to do this for many different IP Address.
Thanks,
Fernando
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include_usersaccepts IP addresses instead of user names. Or, at least, it should ifuser_ipis set to "yes".Any IP address not listed in
include_usersshould be excluded from the report.There is a hard limit on the number of characters that can be stored in
include_users. It is currently limited to roughly 20000 bytes. If you really have a lot of IP addresses, the internal buffer might not be big enough.If you can afford to group IP addresses together in the report (for instance, by subnet), have a look at the ̀
useraliasoption. It can group user's name (and IP addresses ifuser_ipis set) according to various rules including CIDR notation and regular expressions. Theinclude_usersoption acts on the aliased users. So, you only have to include names from the aliased file such as "admin" or "computer pool A".