Hi @sswigart
Please can you confirm if you can see the _internal events for the hosts which are monitoring those files?
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Sir,
When I do a query (index=_internal) looking for records from any of the logs, there are no results.
Apologies if I wasnt previously clear - the purpose of the check in the _internal index is to check that your forwarder is successfully sending its own internal logs to your indexer(s) - this allows us to establish if the cause is due to a forwarding issue from the forwarder, or a problem reading in the data.
Do you see your forwarder host sending *any* logs (not specific to Trellix) in the _internal index?
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I am getting records from 5 or more .log s .
No, the question wasn't for the logs from the Trellix solution. The question is whether you're geting any Splunk forwarder's own events into your _internal index from the hosts from which you will also want to pull Trellix events.
Also - where and how are you putting those inputs.conf settings?
I am using the Splunk Add-on for Microsoft Windows.
The inputs.conf files on the hosts are located in:
C:\SplunkUF\etc\apps\Splunk_TA_windows\local\inputs.conf