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I created a new index, but why am I not able to access it via REST API to post data to the new index?

I created a new index called perftestresults and I am able to see it when I search using the below Splunk command, but when I run a post command to the index, I get the below error:
Splunk Command
| eventcount summarize=false index=* index=_* | dedup index | fields index
Error Returned:
<msg type="WARN">supplied index 'perftestresults' missing</msg>
Post I am sending:
POST https://test:8089/services/receivers/simple?index=perftestresults
payload= "This is a test
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Talk to your admin about
- Where you are trying to send to
- Where they defined the indexes
- If you want to migrate to the 6.3 HTTP Event Collector
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If the indexers' REST endpoint listing indexes doesn't list that index then I'd say that indexer doesn't have that index defined.
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still not able to see it. trying a few other things but the API is not able to see the new index that was created.
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where are the defined the indexes - indexes are deined in 4 indexers
where you are trying to send to - sending to indexer
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Did you define the index on the receiving instance?
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That i am not sure about as i am only the consumer. i will have to check with my Splunk SA.
would you main explaining how i would go about doing that so i can have him cross check
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Are you on one standalone Splunk or in a distributed environment?
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distributed environment
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What do you get when you GET https://test:8089/services/data/indexes
against the same Splunk instance you POSTed to?
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i get other indexes which are listed but i dont get the one that i am looking for which is the "perftestresults" but it is displayed when i search splunk for indexes which is strange.
