Which Splunk component distributes apps and certain other configuration updates to search head cluster members?
A. Deployer
B. Cluster master
C. Deployment server
D. Search head cluster master
After how many warnings within a rolling 30-day period will a license violation occur with an enforced Enterprise license?
A. 1
B. 3
C. 4
D. 5
"Enterprise Trial license. If you get five or more warnings in a rolling 30 days period, you are in violation of your license. Dev/Test license. If you generate five or more warnings in a rolling 30-day period, you are in violation of your license. Developer license. If you generate five or more warnings in a rolling 30-day period, you are in violation of your license. BUT for Free license. If you get three or more warnings in a rolling 30 days period, you are in violation of your license."
What is the difference between the two wildcards ... and - for the monitor stanza in inputs, conf?
A. ... is not supported in monitor stanzas
B. There is no difference, they are interchangable and match anything beyond directory boundaries.
C. * matches anything in that specific directory path segment, whereas ... recurses through subdirectories as well.
D. ... matches anything in that specific directory path segment, whereas - recurses through subdirectories as well.
The ellipsis wildcard searches recursively through directories and any number of levels of subdirectories to find matches.
If you specify a folder separator (for example, //var/log/.../file), it does not match the first folder level, only subfolders.
* The asterisk wildcard matches anything in that specific folder path segment.
Unlike ..., * does not recurse through subfolders.
Load balancing on a Universal Forwarder is not scaling correctly. The forwarder's outputs. and the tcpout stanza are setup correctly. What else could be the cause of this scaling issue? (select all that apply)
A. The receiving port is not properly setup to listen on the right port.
B. The inputs . conf'S _SYSZOG_ROVTING is not setup to use the right group names.
C. The DNS record used is not setup with a valid list of IP addresses.
D. The indexAndForward value is not set properly.
Explanation: The possible causes of the load balancing issue on the Universal Forwarder are A and C. The receiving port and the DNS record are both factors that affect the ability of the Universal Forwarder to distribute data across multiple receivers. If the receiving port is not properly set up to listen on the right port, or if the DNS record used is not set up with a valid list of IP addresses, the Universal Forwarder might fail to connect to some or all of the receivers, resulting in poor load balancing.
In this example, ifuseACKis set to true and themaxQueueSizeis set to 7MB, what is the size of the wait queue on this universal forwarder?
A. 21MB
B. 28MB
C. 14MB
D. 7MB
Immediately after installation, what will a Universal Forwarder do first?
A. Automatically detect any indexers in its subnet and begin routing data.
B. Begin reading local files on its server.
C. Begin generating internal Splunk logs.
D. Send an email to the operator that the installation process has completed.
Explanation:
Begin generating internal Splunk logs. Immediately after installation, a Universal Forwarder will start generating internal Splunk logs that contain information about its own operation, such as startup and shutdown events, configuration changes, data ingestion, and forwarding activities1. These logs are stored in the $SPLUNK_HOME/var/log/splunk directory on the Universal Forwarder machine2.
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