I have one Indexer (IDX) receiving data from one Heavy Forwarder (HF).
I configured SSL in both of them and now the Heavy Forwarder is not sending data to the Indexer. However the TCP connection is established between them when doing $ netstat -an.
I activated debug messages to appear on logs and I have the following error in "splunkd.log":
04-19-2012 09:51:10.129 +0100 ERROR pipeline - Runtime exception in pipeline: indexerPipe, processor: tcp-output-generic-processor, error: vector::_M_range_check
04-19-2012 09:51:10.129 +0100 ERROR splunklogger - Uncaught exception in pipeline execution (tcp-output-generic-processor) - getting next event
04-19-2012 09:51:11.010 +0100 DEBUG TcpOutputProc - Returning from sendPipelineData. No data available. here
My configurations are similar to the ones here:
http://wiki.splunk.com/Community:Splunk2Splunk_SSL_DefaultCerts
Thank you in advance
Problem solved!
It turns out the configuration at inputs.conf:
_TCP_ROUTING = server_port
didn't match with the configuration at outputs.conf:
_TCP_ROUTING = splunkssl
It was just a matter of setting that right by putting everything alike int both files.
Problem solved!
It turns out the configuration at inputs.conf:
_TCP_ROUTING = server_port
didn't match with the configuration at outputs.conf:
_TCP_ROUTING = splunkssl
It was just a matter of setting that right by putting everything alike int both files.
Hi rgill90, only saw your message today.
I have one example as follows:
Inputs.conf
[splunktcp://:9997]
connection_host = ip
_TCP_ROUTING = splunkssl
Outputs.conf
[tcpout]
defaultGroup = splunkssl
[tcpout:splunkssl]
compressed = true
server =
sslCertPath = ...
sslPassword = ...
sslRootCAPath = ...
sslVerifyServerCert = true
As you can see, the attribute value at inputs.conf of _TCP_ROUTING is splunkssl and at the outputs you must have that same name at tcpout.
Naturally you can give any name you want (no need to be "splunkssl" but they must match in both files)
hi is there any chance of any more detail on this? i've exactly the same problem but don't understand that resolution posted above? thanks in advance (and in anticipation)