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vikkysplunk
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Hi All,

Please could you let me know is there any relation ship between Apache with Splunk GUI?

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solarboyz1
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Not unless you have configured it that way.
(We have a reverse proxy which is integrated via GSS API to our AD domain to provide SSO access. )

Splunk itself has a built in webserver for its UI, that I'm pretty sure is not Apache based.

If running a standard Splunk installation it does not require or start any apache processes.

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solarboyz1
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Not unless you have configured it that way.
(We have a reverse proxy which is integrated via GSS API to our AD domain to provide SSO access. )

Splunk itself has a built in webserver for its UI, that I'm pretty sure is not Apache based.

If running a standard Splunk installation it does not require or start any apache processes.

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