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Question by Martin V. · Apr 30, 2015 at 11:12 PM ·

Sum of the Client IPs over 7 Day Period

I have an application team requesting to receive a DMI report with the sum total of Client IP addresses. We noticed this week that when you generate a report for the last 7 days, it is reporting only the unique IPs within that 7 days.  Which this is working as designed, but is there a metric or alternative that can be created to provide the sum of IPs over multi-day periods?

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Answer by Martin V. · May 01, 2015 at 06:52 PM

Hello Harshal ... Thanks for replying.  If I have created the DMI as you are describing, here are the results, so the sum of IPs over the last 7 days is 19.666.  Where as the total number of unique IPs over those 7 days is 6.34k. 

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Hi Martin,

You are right. I verified it only for a five minute timeframe, and the numbers matched for the 5 minutes.My bad

 

What is the aggregation option for your CAS?

Thanks,

Harshal.

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Answer by Harshal P. · May 01, 2015 at 01:56 PM

Hi Martin,

If you add time as a dimension and in the metrics section, chart the "Unique Client IP Addresses" metric, does that meet the requirement?

I added the "Client IP address" as a dimension and verified that the the total sum of "Client IP address" is the same as the count of "Unique Client IP Addresses" metric, for a given timeframe.

Hope that helps. I apologize if I misunderstood your question.

Regards,

Harshal.

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