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"how to cancel the data source"

johnsmithcy
Path Finder

the host monitoring keep fetching the CPU data.
I want to cancel the date source

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dkeck
Influencer

Hi,

depending from where you are getting your data you just have to disable the stanza in inputs.conf on your forwarder to stop it from sending.

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MoniM
Communicator

Hi @johnsmithcy,

you can use the below command in CLI:-

sourcetype=my_sourcetype | delete
For more details check this http://www.splunk.com/base/Documentation/4.1.1/Admin/RemovedatafromSplunk

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johnsmithcy
Path Finder

thank you. any graphical interface method?
I am using windows version

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MoniM
Communicator

Okay, so you can delete your sourcetype by following below steps:-
1. login to your splunk instance and goto settings
2. In data, goto sourcetypes and search for your sorectype(which you created for your "CPU" input).
3. delete that sourcetype.

Let me know if it works.

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johnsmithcy
Path Finder

it works, thx

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dkeck
Influencer

Hi,

depending from where you are getting your data you just have to disable the stanza in inputs.conf on your forwarder to stop it from sending.

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johnsmithcy
Path Finder

i configure it through "add data"--> "monitor" --> local performance monitoring

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dkeck
Influencer

Then try to find it under settings-> data inputs -> local Windows or local perfomance monitoring 🙂 than click delete or disable

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