This page explains how to use the ipv6_is_match function in APL.
ipv6_is_match
function to determine whether an IPv6 address belongs to a specified IPv6 subnet. This function is useful when you want to classify, filter, or route network events based on IPv6 subnet membership.
You can use ipv6_is_match
in scenarios such as identifying traffic from a known address range, enforcing access control policies, or correlating logs to specific networks. It supports CIDR notation for subnet specification and returns a boolean value for each row in your dataset.
Splunk SPL users
ANSI SQL users
ipv6_is_match
, which accepts a full IPv6 address and a subnet in CIDR notation.Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
ipv6_address | string | The full IPv6 address you want to check. |
ipv6_subnet | string | The target subnet in CIDR notation, e.g., 2001:db8::/32 . |
true
if the ipv6_address
belongs to the specified ipv6_subnet
.false
otherwise._time | uri | method | status | isInternal |
---|---|---|---|---|
2025-06-28T13:04:10Z | /health | GET | 200 | true |
2025-06-28T13:05:22Z | /api/orders | POST | 201 | true |