#Splunk sa cim install#
I tried to install 4.6.0 of Splunk CIM ( ), and while the install goes fine, tclicking 'Set Up' doe snot so much. Running 6.5.2, upgrading to 7.0.2 imminently, so don't want to drag any bad config with us. 10-04-2016 07:35 AM Hi, got a wierd case here.
#Splunk sa cim license#
Since the execution is additive, I know the search is still effectively index=any AND index=$myauthindexes$ which essentially evaluates to just index=$myauthindexes$ but I had never noticed this before, and cant help wonder if we have something funny going on.īe interested to hear if others have the same, and any thoughts on why this was implemented if it was by design. 6.1.2 admin apache audit audittrail authentication Cisco Diagnostics failed logon Firewall IIS index indexes internal license License usage Linux linux audit Login Logon malware Network Perfmon Performance qualys REST Security sourcetype splunk splunkd splunk on splunk Tenable Tenable Security Center troubleshoot troubleshooting tstats. Configuration objects not exported to system will be unavailable in Enterprise Security. Data and source types aren’t all the same. However, inconsistencies in data from different vendors makes it difficult. IT and security analysts need to find incidents and cyberthreats easily and quickly. The search which gets executed is: | search (index=* OR index=_*) ((`cim_Authentication_indexes`) tag=authentication NOT (action=success user=*$)) |.Īside from the argument that index=* is generally agreed to be bad practice (and * or _* is even worse) I am trying to understand if this is common to other deployments or if we have somehow introduced this. 10-04-2019 06:53 AM We have this message popping out - Search peer SH name has the following message: Health Check: One or more apps ('SA-cimvladiator-master') that had previously been imported are not exporting configurations globally to system. Get More Value From Splunk With the Common Information Model.
The expectation following such, is that when the DataModel runs it need only look for events in those specific indexes, and specifically excludes every other index. You would enter something along the lines of: (index=authentication_index OR index=other_auth_index) and save that in the Macro. Splunk CIM is simply called as Splunk Common Information Model having a set of fields & tags which probably will explain the information about the denominator of a domain of interest. The intent of this is that you edit the macro to specify only the relevant indexes for that DataModel.
It is implemented as documentation on the Splunk docs website and JSON data model files in this add-on. Following I open 'Settings: (Knowledge) Data models' (the Data Model Editor) and then click on the JVM data model. Details Installation Troubleshooting Contact Version History The Common Information Model is a set of field names and tags which are expected to define the least common denominator of a domain of interest. The DataModel specifies a macro as its criteria: cim_Authentication_indexes 11-28-2017 12:43 PM I've got a standalone Splunk 7.0.0 instance with data fed by a forwarder (monitoring /var/log on the forwarder's system). Looking at a specific CIM DataModel (Authentication for example):
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