Splunk Enterprise

Splunk Add-on for Microsoft Windows installed on Linux server.

sswigart
Explorer

I am standing up a Linux server to host Splunk Enterprise 9.4.3.

I have 30+ windows hosts. Can I  upload Splunk Add-on for Microsoft Windows and use it to config the windows hosts even though the server is running on a Linux host?

 

Thank you

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sswigart
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Thank you for your advice.

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PrewinThomas
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@sswigart 

As mentioned by @livehybrid 
Even though your Splunk server is Linux-based, it can still act as a Deployment Server to push the add-on to Windows hosts running Universal Forwarders

You can refer here  #https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/MSApp/2.0.4/MSInfra/Setupadeploymentserver


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Prewin
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livehybrid
SplunkTrust
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Hi @sswigart 

Just to clarify, do you intend to use the Linux host as a Deployment Server for your Windows servers? If so, yes, this will not be a problem, the Deployment Server (DS) can be used to deploy to Linux and Windows hosts.

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sswigart
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Thank you for your advice!

 

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