An extraction domain is a subset of traffic to be examined. For example, you can apply a filter to limit the search to a specific range of IP addresses. Extraction domains enable you to focus resource-intensive content searches to limited subsets of the total traffic, which in turn enables you to create more content-based custom fields while maintaining a high level of throughput.
To define the subset of traffic to examine for data to collect in custom fields, create a custom field extraction domain. To perform this procedure, you must have Operator-level access, or higher.
In the Real User Collector component, point to Administration > Data flow settings, and then click Custom field extraction domains.
Field | Description | Example |
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Name | Identifier for your domain. | Traffic to my order processing app |
Server IP address/mask 1 | Specify the server IP address in the following way:
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Server ports | The server port can be a specific port or a range. Valid ports fall within the range of 0 to 65535. You cannot use wildcards (*). |
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URL Host 1 | The name of the host. You can use commas to separate multiple host definitions. You can also use wildcards (*). |
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URI 1 | The URI is the part of the URL after the host name and before the question mark that indicates the beginning of query parameters (if any). You can specify more than one URI separated by a comma. You can also use wildcards (*). If commas or asterisks are required as part of the URI, they must be properly URL encoded. |
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MIME type 1 | You can specify more than one MIME type, separated by a comma. You can also use wildcards (*). |
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1 At least one of these fields must be specified.
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If any of these fields contains a single wildcard (*) with no other text or is left blank, that field is treated as a wildcard.
To select values for server IP address/mask, URL host, URI, and MIME type, use the Reference list tool.
4. Click OK.
You can delete or edit a domain by selecting the corresponding option from the Action menu above the configuration panel.