Alerting

How to create a scheduled search to find if any alerts have been set to disabled?

jamesy281
Path Finder

Hi There,

I want to create a scheduled search to find if any alerts have been set to disabled. I have looked at the _internal index but can't see any way of detecting the status of the alert. can this be done from within a search?

Thanks,
James.

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jamesy281
Path Finder

acharlieh,

Thanks for the quick response and the info, it pointed me in the right direction, the actual search I used that worked was:

| rest /services/saved/searches| search "action.email"=1 "disabled"=1

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jamesy281
Path Finder

acharlieh,

Thanks for the quick response and the info, it pointed me in the right direction, the actual search I used that worked was:

| rest /services/saved/searches| search "action.email"=1 "disabled"=1

acharlieh
Influencer

Comment because I don't know the exact endpoint and where filter offhand but this is something that can be found in Splunk's REST api. Therefore you can use the | rest search command to get to it.

Your search will take a form like: | rest splunk_server=local /servicesNS/-/-/saved/searches | where disabled=1

(But as I mentioned this is off the top of my head, you'll want to play with the REST API reference and make sure toes are correct)

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