You can also click the (All) link next to either Enable or Disable to enable all of the displayed inputs.
Activate the Splunk Add-on for Unix and Linux.Log into the Splunk Enterprise instance installed on the server from which you want to collect data.When you configure the add-on from within Splunk Web, the configuration page has into three sections: The File and Directory Inputs section, the Scripted Metric Input section and the Scripted Event Inputs section. The Splunk Add-on for Unix and Linux supports metric index data collection for the following source types:Įnable the data and scripted inputs from within Splunk Web Versions 7.2 and later of the Splunk platform support metric index data collection.Ĭreate a metric index for each supported source type for which you would like to collect data.
Splunk inputs.conf ignoreolderthan manual#
See the Scripted input reference for the Splunk Add-on for Unix and Linux page in this manual for more information.Ĭollect statistical data from metrics indexes Splunk must be installed and executed as root user for this Add-on to work properly. The scripts will display permission denied in the splunkd.log if you don't. Verify that you have execute rights for the bin folder. On a Universal Forwarder, you must enable the inputs using the configuration files.
Splunk inputs.conf ignoreolderthan full#
Use this option when you are collecting data from a server with a full instance of Splunk Enterprise installed. This page is only available on Heavy Forwarders and full instances of Splunk Enterprise. The Splunk Add-on for Unix and Linux has a configuration page which lets you enable the inputs from within Splunk Web. Enable data and scripted inputs for the Splunk Add-on for Unix and LinuxĪfter you have installed the Splunk Add-on for Unix and Linux, you must enable the data and scripted inputs within the add-on so that it collects data from your data collection nodes.
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