If you have configured Infoblox Subscriber Services, use the set subscriber_secure_data payload_search command to display matching subscriber records by using regex in payload.

Syntax

show subscriber_secure_data payload_search <regex>

Argument	Description

Argument	Description
`regex`	Displays the cached subscriber records with matching regular expressions in the payload.

Examples

Infoblox > show subscriber_secure_data payload_search 10.36.184.11
10.36.184.11/32|LID:N/A|IPS:N/A|FLG:|ACS:Acct-Session-Id=9999732d-34590346;NAS:NAS-PORT=1813;PCP:Parental-Control-Policy=00000000000000000000000000020040;PXY:Proxy-All=1;PXP:PXY_PRI=0ac4065f;PXS:PXY_SEC=0AC4800D;SSP:Subscriber-Secure-Policy=ff;PCC:PC-Category-Policy=00000000000000000000000000000001;SUB:Calling-Station-Id=110361221;BWI:BWFlag=1;BL=facebook.com;WL=bbc.com;|Thu Jan 4 00:41:05 2024

Infoblox > show subscriber_secure_data payload_search 10.36.*
10.36.184.11/32|LID:N/A|IPS:N/A|FLG:|ACS:Acct-Session-Id=9999732d-34590346;NAS:NAS-PORT=1813;PCP:Parental-Control-Policy=00000000000000000000000000020040;PXY:Proxy-All=1;PXP:PXY_PRI=0ac4065f;PXS:PXY_SEC=0AC4800D;SSP:Subscriber-Secure-Policy=ff;PCC:PC-Category-Policy=00000000000000000000000000000001;SUB:Calling-Station-Id=110361221;BWI:BWFlag=1;BL=facebook.com;WL=bbc.com;|Thu Jan 4 00:41:05 2024