Binding Splunk to an IP Address Multiple IP address. This is a Splunk searcher or any Splunk instance. For that case, let us say we have multiple IP addresses. Here we have one loop back and the other one is private. The last one is our public, which is at our network level. Let’s say we have some other interfaces, ten interfaces, 192 interfaces. These are Internet interfaces which you want Splunk to listen, particularly on that interface. We’ll see how we can achieve this requirement. For that we need…

Deploying Apps on Universal Forwarder Using Deployment Server So as you can see we have successfully created our base configuration app which contains nothing but our outputs confile so this is our outputs. com file we have made a mistake we need to update the configuration so we need to update our indexer IP. Two places save this file how to deploy using deployment server before that, for our Windows Server Universal folder, let us create our newly added app that is our base config. I’ll click on save. So…

Splunk Forwarder Management The forwarder management mainly focuses on your universal forwarders. So in this we’ll be configuring forwarder management and also a deployment manager which acts as a forwarding forwarder management so that it manages your universal forwarder along with your other deployment clients like indexes. Our chats avoided us these splunk components which can also be managed by our deployment manager. So this will be our central management control, so that we’ll be using this server for configuring any configurations on the splunk, so that we need not…

Congrats: All the best for your Careers and Future Splunk learnings Congratulations. Now you have successfully completed this module of your splunk learning. Make sure to check out the description of this module for course material and also other modules of the Splunk tutorial which will be useful in your splunk learning. And also, I wish all the best for your splunk learning and your splunk opportunities as part of your career. If you have access to the labs, make sure you brush up your Splunk search processing language by…

Introduction to building Enterprise Architecture on Amazon AWS We have seen this one as one of the most advanced architecture in Splunk which has multisite replication, deployment server to manage the configuration, separate license manager and also avoider out of this architecture. We’ll be implementing the similar architecture but without av forwarder and license master because we don’t have that much traffic. In order to have heavy forwarder, we are not doing any filtering or routing of these events. So we will be directly sending our logs from our laptop…

Clear IP BGP Sessions In this video I’ll explain you how to clear the BGP sessions whenever you make any changes to the BGP routing policy. Now, one thing, if you remember, we have seen in our previous sessions, like whenever you make any changes, let’s take an example. You got a router which is connecting to multiple routers, multiple exit paths, and whenever we apply any local preference attribute to the existing routing policy, or whenever I apply any weight attribute, or whenever I apply any other routing policies,…

Local Preference – with Route-Maps In this video, we’ll continue with our local preference lab, what we have left in our previous video. Let me just quickly revise what we did. Now in our previous video, we have seen that all the routers inside the Asix, by default, they are preferring this route, not this one. So probably this one, this route to reach 40 dot network, this is the preferred path. And the reason it is preferred path because it is having only one as hop, just 700 and…

Local Preference – BGP Attribute Local preference. In this video we’ll see how to implement and verify the local preference values. So before we implement and verify the local preference, let us quickly revise what we have learned in our previous videos. We have seen local preference is a BGP attribute which is a well known and discretionary attribute which is going to define how you should exit the autonomous system number. And by default highest value is preferred and the default local preference value will be 100 and it…

Weight Using Route-maps – LAB In this video, we’ll continue our lab relating to weight attribute. So if you remember, in our previous video, we have configured some of the basic IBGP and EBGP configurations. And then we change the next stop behavior on the router two molding towards router three by using next stop self command. And then we have verified that by default, router 20 dot network or 30 dot network is getting advertised on router one via one path with only one S hops. Whereas it is…

Path Manipulation – Weight Attribute – PART 1 In this video we will learn how to use your BGP weight attribute. So we are going to continue with our previous videos like if you remember in our previous videos we’ll learn the weight and local preference attributes which are majorly used to decide which path it should prefer to exit the autonomous system number. Now the only difference between the weight and the local preference is weight is local go to the router whereas local preference is going to advise…