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domain_aliases.csv and active_directory.csv

nazt
Explorer

In the deployment manual, it mention that to edit the above files to configure the lookups. However, I cant find the file.

Actually, I cant find the %SPLUNK_HOME%\etc\apps\Splunk_for_Exchange\local\ mentioned in the manual.

Where can I find those? All of the users are @unknown now =/

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ahall_splunk
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

The local directory does not exist by default. Just create it and place the two files according to the documentation in that directory.

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nycrober
New Member

I have the same issue, the local directory does not exist only appserver, bin, default, lookups and metadata folder

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nazt
Explorer

Yeah, I did install, but the local directory does not exist.

All I have is appserver, bin, default, lookups and metadata folder.

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cphair
Builder

Have you actually installed the Splunk for Exchange App? If so, that directory should be on your main indexer or search head--browse to whatever directory you installed Splunk in, then go to the subdirectory etc\apps\Splunk_for_Exchange\local.

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