Knowledge Management

Creating a Tag no longer available!

quanteq
Path Finder

The way to tag a field is no longer available under my new version of Splunk. Is there a way to restore this tag capability or if there is another way to create tags? Here is a youtube video by Karen Hodges when creating tags under Splunk was simple: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCyOg66dbIk

Thanks! Juan

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ChrisG
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Hi, the workflow has changed since Splunk Enterprise 5. See this topic in the Knowledge Manager Manual for current instructions.

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ChrisG
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Hi, the workflow has changed since Splunk Enterprise 5. See this topic in the Knowledge Manager Manual for current instructions.

quanteq
Path Finder

Thanks ChrisG! The Edit Tag under actions was a bit confusing since there is where you can now create a new tag.

Juan

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ppablo
Retired

Hi @quanteq

What version of Splunk are you referring to when you say "my new version of Splunk" just so users on Answers have more context?

quanteq
Path Finder

Hello ppablo, Splunk 6.2.1. Chris below answered my question.

The Edit Tag under actions was a bit confusing since there is where you can now create a new tag. Thanks! Juan

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