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Hi,
I install PAVO Network Traffic App for Splunk for splunk enterprise 8.0 (60 day trial), but I does not see any data on dashboard.
I'm just start splunk 2 weeks ago.
I already installed Splunk Common Information Model. I'm already monitor syslog windows 10 and linuxMint VM's (by using respective forwarder)
Please, could you help ?
What is the correct SPL in order to check data?
On which index, PAVO Network Traffic App expected data?
Many thanks in advance for your help.
Samir
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There could be two reasons for this happening. Please check both items to make sure everything is configured properly.
- Make sure the index where your data resides is specified in the "cim_Network_Traffic_indexes" macro.
- This app uses accelerated data so you will want to make sure the Network Traffic data model is accelerated.
You can verify data by running this search
| tstats count from datamodel=Network_Traffic where index=* by sourcetype
or
| datamodel Network_Traffic flat
The first command checks the acceleration and the 2nd command shows the events in the data model.
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@saharira were you able to fix the issue? I am having the same problem!
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There could be two reasons for this happening. Please check both items to make sure everything is configured properly.
- Make sure the index where your data resides is specified in the "cim_Network_Traffic_indexes" macro.
- This app uses accelerated data so you will want to make sure the Network Traffic data model is accelerated.
You can verify data by running this search
| tstats count from datamodel=Network_Traffic where index=* by sourcetype
or
| datamodel Network_Traffic flat
The first command checks the acceleration and the 2nd command shows the events in the data model.
