Geoip Download Database

GeoIP databases offer a wide range of data points, including time zone, ISP, connection type, and more. Leverage this data to create personalized user experiences, target specific audiences, and streamline operations.

Accuracy: The ISP name is about 95% accurate in the US. Outside the US, the accuracy averages around 80%. The data is generally more accurate for countries with more Internet users.

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hi, I want to disable the usage of geoip functionality because of licensing and no usage . I have a single node cluster, which works fine. I've tried to disable the geoip on a cluster level using the following param: ingest.geoip.downloader.enabled=false. But I'm getting exceptions after ES restart : trying to update state on non-existing task geoip-downloader

[2021-08-11T15:33:57,318][ERROR][o.e.i.g.GeoIpDownloader ] [18789989a729] error updating geoip database [GeoLite2-Country.mmdb]

Is there any way to disable completely the geoip usage?

If you create a new elasticsearch AND set the setting below in the elasticsearch.yml BEFORE you ever start the node / cluster it will not try to download the geoip database. I have tested / verified this

[2021-08-22T15:40:04,052][INFO ][o.e.i.g.LocalDatabases ] [b6099ef08b0b] initialized default databases [[GeoLite2-Country.mmdb, GeoLite2-City.mmdb, GeoLite2-ASN.mmdb]], config databases [] and watching [/usr/share/elasticsearch/config/ingest-geoip] for changes

[2021-08-22T15:40:04,054][INFO ][o.e.i.g.DatabaseRegistry ] [b6099ef08b0b] initialized database registry, using geoip-databases directory [/tmp/elasticsearch-12593652174417475614/geoip-databases/lhXMxtDyTuGnlnHJWOqUMg]

I've installed and run the ES, when it was up and running I've applied the suggested workaround. (with the put commands) and got the exception in the logs:

restart : trying to update state on non-existing task geoip-downloader

[2021-08-11T15:33:57,318][ERROR][o.e.i.g.GeoIpDownloader ] [18789989a729] error updating geoip database [GeoLite2-Country.mmdb]

I used clean installation and set ingest.geoip.downloader.enabled: false before starting the ES.

in this case i saw in logs:

[2021-08-22T15:40:04,052][INFO ][o.e.i.g.LocalDatabases ] [b6099ef08b0b] initialized default databases [[GeoLite2-Country.mmdb, GeoLite2-City.mmdb, GeoLite2-ASN.mmdb]], config databases and watching [/usr/share/elasticsearch/config/ingest-geoip] for changes

I use Splunk's iplocation (not Maxmind or other) command extensively in our monitoring dashboards. Since this is Splunk's "built-in" geoip command, does the underlying geoip database get automatically updated or do I have to manually update it? If manual, how do I update it?

+++ Edit 4/4/14: I re-installed Maxmind per a recent suggestion that Splunk's iplocation command uses Maxmind's geoip database. After re-installing Maxmind and restarting Splunk, I ran two identical searches with geoip lookups: one with Splunk's iplocation and the other with Maxmind's geoip command. The results were different, proving that Splunk's iplocation command does not use Maxmind's geoip database. This also explains why the iplocation command will continue to work even if you uninstall the Maxmind app (and delete all of the directories as well). Also, I found that the iplocation command produces much better results (more complete) than Maxmind's "lookup geoip.." command (doesn't have geoip info for many IPs in our logs, which is why I prefer to use Splunk's iplocation command). So this question is still open...

echojacques, that IS the file we use. There is also a file for the iso3166 mappings in the same directory - the version of the .db file there does NOT contain them (it is based on the "lite" version of Maxmind) so these are separate. Unfortunately you can't just "update" that db file, but it should be updated with every maintenance release of Splunk - approximately every two months. Also in a future version of Splunk you can swap these files out for "paid" versions of Maxmind data - contact your local Splunk representation for more official detail on this.

I recently discovered (maybe even by reading this question) that Splunk does not automatically update their GeoIP data. It lead me down an interesting search into IP location databases and how accurate they are and how much they cost, etc... I also discovered that MaxMind recently released a new "2.0" version of their free Location DB called GeoLite2.

@hortonew Do the update need to be done on just search head or both search head and indexer? I updated Maxmind Geolite2 on just my search head and restarted splunk. I'm asking this question even after seeing your blog because for one of the IP i see inaccurate results. Any suggestions is appreciated. Thanks!

Andrew, this is awesome, works like a charm. Thank you!

One question that bothers me: when using Data Models - do the Data Models need to be updated after the GeoIP database update? I ask because I seem to get very strange results when searching against the data model vs. normal search (in normal search the results are accurate). Thanks

i was recently starting to explain how and why we did this for a colleague.. so maybe it's worth us turning this crontab into an app which would be more portable? not sure if that's even possible...? as for data models.. if there are any config tweaks etc, we could put it in there?

you're not really "slacking" per se - versus other splunk users - but since the mappings change fairly regularly in some parts of the world.. you'd potentially be using months-old, if not years-old data.

Thanks but I don't think so. The link answers how to update the maxmind database, if you are using maxmind for geoip. I've uninstalled maxmind since I decided to only use Splunk's built-in iplocation command... so I don't have the maxmind directory, etc. that this link refers to.

IPGeolocation.io is an API & database service. Using the API, it has the advantage that you can perform a geoip lookup in the browser (say, for example, with serverless or Gatsby.js applications). Alternatively, they also provide a geo IP database you can install in your own application if geo IP lookups are latency sensitive.

Abstract IP Geolocation API is another easy to implement and maintain API with clear documentation. Geolocation data is updated regularly and data accuracy is constantly improved. They offer 20,000 free requests per month. You will need to register and obtain an API key to use it.

City level databases vary in accuracy depending on the region. Well developed countries like the United States and Europe tend to have reasonably good data, while less developed countries are still inaccurate.

I can create a GeoIP and select a country to distribute the rules to the region at once. But what if I want to add or exclude some addresses in this list? I have Fortigate-600D-LENC (that is, it is not connected to cloud services and auto-updates) and I have not found a way to view the database of addresses included in the GeoIP of a particular country.

Thank you, I think this is the maximum I can do in this situation. Of course, I have already figured out myself that you can add addresses to the policy manually, and without the ability to automatically determine the country of the address, it seems to me that it is easier to do this than using the console to specify the country.

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That I'm not sure, the sales contacts may be able to put you in touch with the right team. I know you said your IP address was up-to-date elsewhere but I'm not getting the same information when I do a whois lookup on other sites. Where ping.eu will report the informaiton as GB services such as ipaddress.com report your country as RU as well. GeoIP information isn't updated by services all that often, so I'm guessing that this was updated not that long ago and the database that Palo Alto pulls from simply hasn't been updated yet.

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