Getting Data In

Forwarding to multiple indexes

manuarora
Explorer

Hi,

I have following inputs.conf

[script://$SPLUNK_HOME/etc/apps/appa/bin/script1.sh]
index = index1
sourcetype = script1_detail
interval = 86400
TCP_ROUTING = splunk_02

[script://$SPLUNK_HOME/etc/apps/appa/bin/script2.sh]
index = index1
sourcetype = script2_detail
interval = 86400
TCP_ROUTING = splunk_02

And following outputs.conf

[tcpout]
defaultGroup = default-clone-group-splunk-01_9997
disabled = false
isLoadBalanced = False
maxQueueSize = 1000

[tcpout:default-clone-group-splunk-ux_9997]
disabled = false
server = splunk-ux01.domainname.com:9997

[tcpout:splunk_02]
disabled = false
server = splunk-ux02.domainname.com:9997

But my events are not getting indexed can you please help.

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suhprano
Path Finder

Check the logs, see if they're establishing connection to the receivers.

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manuarora
Explorer

It was typo in posting question otherwise it is fine in configuration. Forwarder is not working for this particular application otherwise it works fine.

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gkanapathy
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

It would be very helpful if you very carefully checked the file posted and make sure it is exactly the same as you actual configuration, and edit it accordingly if it is not.

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Simeon
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

In your output, you have "splunk_ux02" instead of the "splunk_02" which is in the inputs.conf. That might possibly be the problem.

Also - does forwarding work without this?

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