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Scan multiple subnets for possible windows hosts

tnewman
New Member

I'm looking for a way to have Splunk search an ip range for Windows hosts, and import them as event log sources. All I can find is a way to put them in manually, but that could take quite some time. I've tried plain vanilla Splunk and the app for Windows. Is what I'm looking for a possibility?

Thanks!

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dshpritz
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

This isn't really something that Splunk does. You may want to take a look at nmap to try to identify the Windows hosts:
http://nmap.org/

Of course, you can take the output from nmap and put it back into Splunk to find more information.

HTH,

Dave

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