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Jamf Protect and Splunk Integration Issues

btluynk
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Hi team,

I'm trying to set up the integration between Jamf Protect and Splunk according to the steps provided in the following link:

Jamf Protect Documentation - Splunk Integration

When I follow the steps under the "Testing the Event Collector Token" heading, specifically the part that says "Using the values obtained in step 1, execute the following command:", I can see the logs sent from my local machine on the Splunk search head, but I can't see the JamfPro logs coming from other clients. However, I can see the logs when I use curl to send them.

Additionally, when I open tcp dump on the heavy forwarder to check the logs, I can see that the logs are being received, but I can't see them when searching. What could be the reason for this?

Furthermore, where can I check the error logs from the command line to examine any issues?

Thanks

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