Splunk Enterprise Security

ES Mission control auto refresh

AvocadoLogs
Engager

We are setting up Mission Control as the main dashboard in our operations center (which handles both NOC and SOC since we are a very small company).

This operations center is run by non-technical staff whose main responsibility is to notify the relevant on-call administrator when an issue arises.

The problem we are facing is with the auto-refresh / auto-reload setting. While there is an option to toggle auto-refresh on or off, whenever someone interacts with the search bar or changes the time range, auto-refresh automatically turns off and stops updating.

I am concerned that an operator might search for something and fail to notice that the dashboard has stopped auto-refreshing. Is there a way to "force" auto-refresh so it stays enabled?

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AvocadoLogs
Engager

i have found an open feature idea - https://ideas.splunk.com/ideas/ESSID-I-545
but it dose not have enough votes.

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masonreed11
Path Finder

There doesn’t seem to be a way to force auto-refresh to stay enabled after changing the search or time range. For an operations dashboard, I’d check for a kiosk/read-only mode or raise this as a feature request, since persistent auto-refresh would help prevent operators from accidentally missing new alerts.

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