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Patrycja_K_
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I would like to ask about the server.conf and web.conf configuration files.
how to place them in a clustered environment where there are 3 indexers and the cluster master stands alone? thanks for the answers.

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meetmshah
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Ideally it should be managed locally in system/local - however, have you tried managing it through peer-apps? As peer-apps' Precedence will be as follow - 

1. Peer-app local directories -- highest priority
2. System local directory
3. App local directories
4. Peer-app default directories
5. App default directories
6. System default directory -- lowest priority

https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/latest/Admin/Wheretofindtheconfigurationfiles#Precedenc...

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meetmshah
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Hello @Patrycja_K_ typically, server.conf and web.conf file is for below - 

  1. server.conf:

    • This file contains configurations related to the Splunk server, such as network settings, authentication settings etc.
    • You typically only need to manage this file on the cluster master.
  2. web.conf:

    • This file contains configurations for the Splunk Web interface, such as UI settings, SSL settings, and HTTP server settings.
    • Similarly, you typically manage this file on the cluster master.

Can you please share if you have any specific question about server.conf and web.conf files?

Patrycja_K_
Engager

let's say that I have clustered for my indexers and now I want to change the configuration for peers regarding web.conf from the master node level (disable the indexers gui because there is now a cluster master manages them) and add config to server.conf from the cluster master level for the entire cluster. 

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