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is there a way to execute the following process of the OS? ??
-Cluster master server (Splunk Enterprise installed)
/ Usr / bin / eu-stack
/ Usr / bin / iostat
/ Usr / bin / netstat
/ Usr / bin / ps
/ Usr / bin / strace
/ Usr / sbin / lsof
/ Usr / sbin / tcpdump ・
Search head server (Splunk Enterprise and Splunk Enterprise Security installed)
/ Usr / bin / eu-stack
/ Usr / bin / iostat
/ Usr / bin / netstat
/ Usr / bin / ps
/ Usr / bin / strace
/ Usr / bin / uname
/ Usr / sbin / lsof
/ Usr / sbin / tcpdump
-Deployment server (Splunk Enterprise installed)
/ Usr / bin / eu-stack
/ Usr / bin / iostat
/ Usr / bin / netstat
/ Usr / bin / ps
/ Usr / bin / strace
/ Usr / sbin / lsof
/ Usr / sbin / tcpdump
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Hi @human96,
You can definitely run the above commands on the instances. An easy approach to this would be to install Splunk Add-On for Unix and Linux (https://splunkbase.splunk.com/app/833/) and enable the scripted inputs present in it based on your requirement. Those commands can be run on the instance and the output of those scripts can be ingested to Splunk indexers. Just be sure of placing the add-on at appropriate installation paths.
PS. You will also need to define outputs.conf to forward the data to indexers on all the servers you enable the inputs.
If you find the answer helpful, an upvote/karma is appreciated
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Hi @human96,
You can definitely run the above commands on the instances. An easy approach to this would be to install Splunk Add-On for Unix and Linux (https://splunkbase.splunk.com/app/833/) and enable the scripted inputs present in it based on your requirement. Those commands can be run on the instance and the output of those scripts can be ingested to Splunk indexers. Just be sure of placing the add-on at appropriate installation paths.
PS. You will also need to define outputs.conf to forward the data to indexers on all the servers you enable the inputs.
If you find the answer helpful, an upvote/karma is appreciated
