Splunk inputs conf install#
The logs are located: $SPLUNK_HOME/var/log/splunk/ (the default install location for Splunk is: /opt/splunk -> $SPLUNK_HOME). You will also want to review your Splunk Logs for any specific errors being produced as that will shed some light on the issue being experienced. The following Links will provide further insight on setting up your Splunk Environment and "Getting Data Into" your Splunk Environment: 543 - Configuration : The scope 1 of DNS server was deleted. If an update is made to an attribute in nf on a universal forwarder, on which Splunk component would the fishbucket need to be reset in order to. 542 - Configuration : The scope 1 of DNS server was created. If the nf file doesn't exist, create the file. Change the listed directory to the SPLUNKHOME/etc/system/local directory. 541 - Configuration : The setting 1 on scope 2 has been set to 3. Configure file monitoring with nf On the machine that runs Splunk software, open a shell or command prompt. 540 - Configuration : The root hints have been modified. The next thing to double check is that the Splunk Service Account (the user account you are running Splunk as) has permissions on the Directory & Files otherwise Splunk again will not be able to ingest the file. 537 - Configuration : The forwarder list on scope 2 has been reset to 1. If the Log has a different name or extension then what is listed in the Monitor Stanza then it would not get picked up by Splunk. This is also stating that the Log you are wanting to monitor is named solr_access.logs. The first thing I noticed is that your Monitoring Stanza has an extra / in it and that can cause issues. Now I will follow up with those questions and provide further information on getting that Monitor Setup. There were a couple of Good questions asked in regards to what you are attempting to complete.
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