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10-07-2010
12:30 AM
Splunk 4.1.5 build 85165 Win32
I have used the tips/hacks listed in this forum to copy en_GB to en_AU.
The Search Summary page here;
http://:8000/en-AU/app/search/dashboard
still shows the 'Earliest event' and 'Latest event' dates as MM/DD/YYYY.
It appears to be displayed correctly in the actual search screens.
Can these dates follow the locale as well?
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10-01-2010
08:46 AM
2 Karma
Splunk server : Windows XP SP3.
Remote servers : Windos XP SP2
I am not permitted to install ANY software on the remote targets such as Splunk forwarders, ssh, ftp etc. Nor can we access the servers via WMI/DCOM.
UNC paths is all we are allowed.
The remote files are on different UNC paths (different servers).
The remote server files are only accessible with the use several username/passwords.
These users don't exist on the Splunk server (different windows domain).
I can use NET USE to connect manually providing the user/password on each NET USE command.
I am wondering can I somehow have the set of NET USE commands run before Splunkd starts. This would have to be part of the service environment so that Splunk can access the files.
As alternative I assume I could use scripted input, but that seems to be a waste of network bandwidth if I have to regularly copy the entire file from the remote to the local server.
Is there a way to monitor these remote files via UNC with user/pass?
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