Hi Guys,
I am quite new to splunk. I was looking around to see any splunk documents pertaining to Data Fabric Search (DFS) as there is an impact since it leverages Log4j. However, I can't seem to find how to check if my Splunk Enterprise is using it.
Is there a setting that I can check from SearchHead, Indexer, etc if DFS is enabled?
Also, does it mean if I did not install DFS Manager App, I am not using the DFS functionality?
Thank you,
Rafiuddin
hi @Rafiuddin,
1. You can check disabled=false in server.conf.
[dfs]
disabled = <boolean>
* When set to 'false' for the [dfs] stanza, this setting enables data fabric
search functionality for this instance.
* A 'false' setting causes the Splunk software to start the DFSMaster Java
process in a separate process. This process is central to Data Fabric Search
funtionality.
* Default: true
2. To check if DFS is in use you can run the below query. If it returns results then DFS is enabled.
| history
| search search=*dfsjob*
| rex field=search "(?P<dfs_cmd>\|\s*dfsjob)"
| search dfs_cmd=* and search!=*eval*
| where len(dfs_cmd) > 0
You can also use this:
https://<myonpremsplunkurl.com:8089/services/server/info
You will be prompted to login from the browser. Login. If DFS is enabled, it will dfs_enable 1, if not enabled, it will show dfs_enabled 0.
dfs_enabled | 0 | ||||||||
eai:acl |
|
Cheers
Please use:
| rest /services/configs/conf-server/dfs | table title,disabled
hi @Rafiuddin,
1. You can check disabled=false in server.conf.
[dfs]
disabled = <boolean>
* When set to 'false' for the [dfs] stanza, this setting enables data fabric
search functionality for this instance.
* A 'false' setting causes the Splunk software to start the DFSMaster Java
process in a separate process. This process is central to Data Fabric Search
funtionality.
* Default: true
2. To check if DFS is in use you can run the below query. If it returns results then DFS is enabled.
| history
| search search=*dfsjob*
| rex field=search "(?P<dfs_cmd>\|\s*dfsjob)"
| search dfs_cmd=* and search!=*eval*
| where len(dfs_cmd) > 0