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I´m running Splunk 4.x here and would like to import out flat file MS Exchange eMail tracking files into splunk. BUT it seamed there is no plugin available. Only a old one for splunk 3.x and exchange 2003 can be found.
Has anybody managed to import the eMail tracking files into splunk?
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As of today, there is a new app: Splunk App for Microsoft Exchange. This supports import of the Microsoft Exchange 2010 Message Tracking logs
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Check out the documentation on docs.splunk.com - this goes step by step on how to configure the app.
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how to configure this app "Splunk for Microsoft Exchange"?
I have already added this addons to my Splunk instance, but I did not get it configured !!!
can any one to help me!!!
please..
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As of today, there is a new app: Splunk App for Microsoft Exchange. This supports import of the Microsoft Exchange 2010 Message Tracking logs
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Exchange 2010 message tracking logs are simply CSV files, and don't require any special plugins for importing into Splunk. I think that the normal "exchange" sourcetype will probably generate a correct CSV field list from the file headers, but if it doesn't, one can be made by just defining the sourcetype:
[exchange2010msgtracking]
DELIMS = ","
FIELDS = date_time,client_ip,client_hostname,server_ip,server_hostname,
And so on...I didn't list out all the fields, but they're listed in the file header anyway.
