Hi,
I`m following this article in an attempt to ingest Teams data into Splunk and I need some help with testing the webhook - can someone confirm what the webhook URL is ?
curl WEBHOOK_ADDRESS -d '{"value": "test"}'
Also, looking at the documentation for the Teams Add-on for Splunk it states that "theTeams Webhook is not available for Splunk Cloud installations." - has anyone found an alternative solution for Cloud Deployments ?
We use Splunk in a hybrid (cloud + on prem) environment.
Many thanks.
The following article answered all my questions:
https://community.splunk.com/t5/All-Apps-and-Add-ons/Ingesting-logs-from-Microsoft-Teams/m-p/506702
Thanks.
The following article answered all my questions:
https://community.splunk.com/t5/All-Apps-and-Add-ons/Ingesting-logs-from-Microsoft-Teams/m-p/506702
Thanks.
Thanks Paul,
The Microsoft Teams Add-on for Spunk includes a Microsoft Teams-specific webhook that I`ve configured, but the documentation (link above) does not include the webhook URL for me to test., which is what I`m after.
Okay, so you've already defined a webhook address that is pointing directly to your data collection node or any load balancer, reverse proxy, or tunnel in front.
Then replace the WEBHOOK_ADDRESS placeholder with your defined webhook address and execute the curl command.
The test is successful if your test event is searchable with
sourcetype="m365:webhook"
Ahh, got it. You have to define 3 different Inputs :
1. Create a Teams Webhook input
2. Create a Teams Subscription input
3. Create a Teams Call Record input
As described in the details of Microsoft Teams Add-on for Splunk | Splunkbase.
In the Subscription input you can define the Webhook URL.
You must provide the webhook address that you wanna call from Microsoft Teams. How you do the configuration on Microsoft Teams is described here: Create and add an outgoing webhook in Teams - Microsoft Support
Regarding Splunk Cloud the documentation recommends Azure Function as an alternative:
Note: The Teams Webhook is not available for Splunk Cloud installations. Consider Azure Functions as an alternative.