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Is there a way to get alerts when routers or switches go down on your network or any endpoint?

Doreluss
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Is there a way to get alerts when routers or switches go down on your network or any endpoint? 

 

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richgalloway
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Probably.  Of course, the device must be sending data to Splunk first.  All that is needed is a search that looks for data received in the last hour, but not in the last n minutes.  It could look something like this

| tstats count where index=* earliest=-70m latest=-10m NOT
[ | tstats count where index=* earliest=-10m latest=now by host 
| fields host | format ] by host
| table host

The TrackMe app (https://splunkbase.splunk.com/app/4621) can help with this, also.

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