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Process of Indexed Extraction Configuration

mrstrozy
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Hi All!

I'm currently running into a very weird situation with a Splunk instance I inherited. I setup the props.conf through the UI on my dev instance by indexing a small number of events and then using the UI to parse through the data, creating the props.conf. I should mention that my dev instance is a single host.

I then transferred the props.conf to our test environment which consists of 1 forwarder, 2 indexers (in a "fake" cluster since less than 3 indexers), 1 master, and 3 search heads in a search head cluster. Just like my dev instance, the test instance worked properly as the fields were showing up successfully when searching on a search head.

Finally, I transferred this same props.conf to the prod instance which consists of 3 forwarders, 4 indexers in an index cluster, 1 master and 5 search heads in a search head cluster. In this environment, none of the fields get properly extracted like they were in the test/dev instances but the events are still being parsed correctly as JSON. The current fields back I'm getting are these:
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I've exhausted everything I know about how the configuration/field extraction is determined and I still can't figure it out. I'm sure there's something I'm missing, and given that it's an instance that I've inherited I figured I'd post something here to see what this wonderful community could come up with. Here is a snippet from my props.conf which is pretty much how most of the sourcetypes are configured:
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This props.conf lives only on the indexers (as far as I know) and I didn't find any other props.conf files on the search heads (in $SPLUNK_HOME/etc/system/local).

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

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