Hi,
I have around 100 test units in Splunk. I started off with creating tags for them to describe and quickly categorize them.
Eg. 1Camera, 2Camera, 3Camera and 4Camera. I first created these tags and they worked fine. 2Camera is the bulk of them, around 80 units. I am tagging them based on the Serial Number.
Field Value pair is -> SerialNumber=abcd1234
Tag name is -> 2Camera
Then carrying forward this concept, I created another category of tags with a different variable like Transport mode - Wireless or Cellular based on the same Serial Number.
Field Value pair is -> SerialNumber=abcd1234
Tag name is -> Wireless
In this, the original tags for 2Camera system "disappear" from the Splunk tags. I have re-created them more than 10 times, but they just disappear. I input the 80 units and they do not get updated in Splunk. I have also tried 10 at a time, but when I change the permissions so that everyone can see them, they disappear after around 20.
I now have a very tough time re-creating the original tags for 2Camera systems. I am noticing that these tags disappear after say 20 of them have been re-created.
Please help.
Thanks a lot,
Abhi
Hi abhijitp, The documentation in this case states that you can "set any number of tags" http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/6.3.3/Admin/Tagsconf
So I'd hope that you aren't running into a limit. It is strange that you are seeing this config disappear however. My advice would be to identify the tags.conf file on the filesystem, and make the changes there. In that way, you can be very certain that all the config is in place, and if any goes missing then I would expect you have a strange bug or something, and would probably need to reach out to Splunk Support.
Please let me know if this helps!
Hi abhijitp, The documentation in this case states that you can "set any number of tags" http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/6.3.3/Admin/Tagsconf
So I'd hope that you aren't running into a limit. It is strange that you are seeing this config disappear however. My advice would be to identify the tags.conf file on the filesystem, and make the changes there. In that way, you can be very certain that all the config is in place, and if any goes missing then I would expect you have a strange bug or something, and would probably need to reach out to Splunk Support.
Please let me know if this helps!
Thanks muebel. Let me try this out. I will report back my findings shortly.
Thanks muebel. I just tried this out on our production system and it worked exactly as expected.
Thanks.