Hello Team!
I have a problem I need to solve, but I couldn't find a way to do it.
I have some servers that have Universal Forwarder installed and Windows services are being monitored through it. What happens is that sometimes some of these services are unavailable and there is a need to restart this service,
I would like to know if, somehow, as soon as Splunk identifies that one of these services is out, run a script on the local server that restarts that service
That is, I need to know if there is any way to run a script that is in the universal forwarder through Splunk Server
Thanks in advance!
You should be able to run script from Universal forwarder via scripted inputs (can run at frequent interval to check the service status and run remediation steps). Only thing you'd need to take care is that Splunk universal forwarder should be running under an account which has sufficient permissions to run remedial steps.
@somesoni2 Thanks for your fast response!
I would need the trigger to be given by the Splunk server,
As if it were a "button" on the server that when clicked, runs the script on another server.
Because unfortunately I can't restart the service automatically, I need it to be alerted on a dashboard and then a person must perform this "click" to restart the service on the other server
The "trigger" could be programmed into the script itself. Like checking a condition and if that condition is true, perform another command locally. Assuming the UF and windows service it's monitoring is on same server.