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Hallo,
we know it´s not supported officially, but we have some very old Windows 2000 server, that won´t be upgraded before next year, but we need to install Splunk on them. Will the Universal Forwarder work on Windows 2000?
Thank you!
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I think there may be a difference between the forwarder and the configuration I have, but I have yet to figure out what it is, so here's what I know...
I installed Splunk 4.2.1 (Enterprise trial, but since then the trial ran out, so I am running the free license now). Go to Manager > Forwarding and receiving > Forwarding defaults, chose not to store local copy of the events (otherwise I guess this would be an indexer as well). Then go to Configure forwarding and add the host you want to send data to.
good luck...
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I've tested upto 5.0 works..
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Yep 4.2.1 works on Win 2000.
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fcorbin, thank you, i guess than Splunk> does not try to force you to install on only supported plattforms like other products (BMC....) do...
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I think there may be a difference between the forwarder and the configuration I have, but I have yet to figure out what it is, so here's what I know...
I installed Splunk 4.2.1 (Enterprise trial, but since then the trial ran out, so I am running the free license now). Go to Manager > Forwarding and receiving > Forwarding defaults, chose not to store local copy of the events (otherwise I guess this would be an indexer as well). Then go to Configure forwarding and add the host you want to send data to.
good luck...
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Hello, thank you. Did you install the Splunk Forwarder 4.2.1?
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I am new to Splunk so there may be things I haven't seen. FWIW, I installed Splunk as an indexer on a Win 2000 server and it worked fine. I later converted that machine to be a forwarder and it still works fine.
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