Hi everyone I got a question regarding the configuration of the app Microsoft Teams Add-on for Splunk. When I configure a Webhook, a TeamsSubscription, and a CallRecord according to this guide, MS Teams data flow into my Splunk instance. Just like the guide suggests, I use ngrok since the server my Splunk instance is running on is not accessible via HTTPS. Ngrok is fine for testing, but I want to switch it out for my actual proxy server. I tried several different settings, but there is no more data coming in. Given that data came in for as long as I used ngrok, all settings related to Azure (Tenant ID, Client ID, Client Secret) must be correct. The issue lies somewhere in the proxy server settings. Can anyone share some insights on how to configure the MS Teams Add-on as well as proxy server settings? Here is my current setup. Webhook - Name: Webhook - Interval: 30 - Index: ms_teams - Port: 4444 Subscription - Name: Subscription - Interval: 86400 - Index: ms_teams - Global Account: MSAzure - Tenant ID: mytenantidfromazure - Environment: Public - Webhook URL: myproxy.server.com <------- splunkinstanceserver.com:4444 or myproxy.server.com? - Endpoint: v1.0 CallRecord - Name: CallRecord - Interval: 30 - Index: ms_teams - Global Account: MSAzure - Tenant ID: mytenantidfromazure - Environment: Public - Endpoint: v1.0 - Max Batch Site: 5000 Proxy - Enable: checked - Host: myproxyserver.com - Port: 4444  <--------- Is this meant to be the port of my webhook or where my proxy takes https requests? - Username: userformyproxyserver - PW: userpwformyproxyserver splunkd.log ***Paths are shortened for readability. .../TA_MS_Teams/bin/TA_MS_Teams_rh_settings.py persistent}: WARNING:root:Run function: get_password failed: Traceback (most recent call last): .../TA_MS_Teams/bin/TA_MS_Teams_rh_settings.py persistent}: File ".../TA_MS_Teams/bin/ta_ms_teams/aob_py3/solnlib/utils.py", line 148, in wrapper .../TA_MS_Teams/bin/TA_MS_Teams_rh_settings.py persistent}: return func(*args, **kwargs) .../TA_MS_Teams/bin/TA_MS_Teams_rh_settings.py persistent}: File ".../TA_MS_Teams/bin/ta_ms_teams/aob_py3/solnlib/credentials.py", line 128, in get_password .../TA_MS_Teams/bin/TA_MS_Teams_rh_settings.py persistent}: "Failed to get password of realm=%s, user=%s." % (self._realm, user) .../TA_MS_Teams/bin/TA_MS_Teams_rh_settings.py persistent}: solnlib.credentials.CredentialNotExistException: Failed to get password of realm=__REST_CREDENTIAL__#TA_MS_Teams#configs/conf-ta_ms_teams_settings, user=proxy.

Hi, I'm trying to set a specific color to each one of 4 my dynamic labels of my 3 trellis pie charts. I already added series color option :  <option name="charting.seriesColors">[#CFD6EA,#C45AB3,#735CDD,#8fba38]</option> My issue is that my labels are "dynamic" and also  I don't  have a constant  number of categories ( it changes in each chart between 0-4 according to the data i receive). So my color plate sequence not aligned with the number of categories. For example, I want to set the flowing: type_A - Red type_B- Blue type_C- Green The problem is that  sometimes category "type_A" is missing from one or more of my charts and the category type_B is getting its color (Red) instead of Blue. here is my query: <---Search--> | stats dc(sessions) as Number_of_Sessions by type | sort type | eval type = type." - ".Number_of_Sessions I will very a appreciate any help i get get :-0) 10Q

I use the Splunk Machine Learning command: | fit LinearRegression blah, blah into ModelName I can generate a ModelName file. Using the command  | summary ModelName I can generate a result set that has feature and coefficient fields. How can I "extract" the numerical coefficients so that I can create a regression equation for future use? Example: I'm trying to create the equation y = c0 + c1 * Term1 + c2 * Term2 for a future modeling activity?