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How to get a log in an index other than main?

itis_vendors
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We have an application log that is being stored in the main index instead of an index we have called application_name. How do I get the application log data into the index called application_name?

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stephanefotso
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Hello! You can first create your index. During indexing your logs, you will be prompted to select the index. Just select your index, and everything will be ok.

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SGF

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stephanefotso
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Hello! You can first create your index. During indexing your logs, you will be prompted to select the index. Just select your index, and everything will be ok.

Thanks

SGF
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itis_vendors
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So I found that the index is created already. The application has 2 logs, one is going into the correct index, and one is going into the main. How can I set the other to go into the correct index?

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stephanefotso
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You can set it both via splunk web or the configuration file.

Via splunk web:
First, create the index: Settings -->Indexes -->Newand create your index
Second, index your log: From splunk home, Add data--> Monitor. Select the source, ......... At the Next screen, select the index, ........ ....

SGF
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