I have installed the XenDesktop 7 template on a number of servers and gold images. On many servers, Splunk and the XenDesktop 7 app show the host almost immediately. However, on other servers, no matter what I do, including reinstalling XD7 template and Splunk Universal Forwarder from scratch, the host will not show up under the Template for Citrix XenDesktop app in Splunk. I also use Uber agent and the machine shows up fine there. Please help, it's driving me nuts. I cannot find a difference between the machines which work and those which do not. ... View more

Hello I believe i have installed the template correctly since lots of data is coming through but some of the most useful stuff like single machine performance is missing. All the disk and memory and most of the processor dashboards are blank. inputs.conf seem to contain the right info. I have copied in some of my inputs.conf below Logical disk in there and seems to contain all the counters but it's all blank in splunk under single machine performance\machine disk detail. Same for memory and some of processor. In machine processor detail, avg % processor time is populated but Avg. Processor Queue Length and % Processor Time by Process are blank. xd_perfmon_index` sourcetype="PerfmonMk:Memory There is no sourcetype called PerfmonMk:Memory These appear to be the only source types in splunk PerfmonMk:Processor PerfmonMk:NetworkInterface PerfmonMk:PageFile PerfmonMk:ICASession PerfmonMk:CitrixBrokerService PerfmonMk:CitrixMonitor i,m confused. please help. I really need this important info. Many thanks for an otherwise very helpful tool. C:\Program Files\SplunkUniversalForwarder\etc\apps\TA-XD7-VDA\default\inputs.conf [perfmon://LogicalDisk] interval = 10 object = LogicalDisk counters = % Free Space; % Disk Time; Current Disk Queue Length; Avg. Disk sec/Transfer instances = * index= xd_perfmon disabled = 0 mode = multikv perfmon://Processor] interval = 10 object = Processor counters = % Processor Time instances = * index = xd_perfmon disabled = 0 mode = multikv [perfmon://Processor] interval = 10 object = Processor counters = % Processor Time instances = * index = xd_perfmon disabled = 0 mode = multikv [perfmon://Memory] interval = 10 object = Memory counters = Available Bytes; Pages/sec instances = * index=xd_perfmon disabled = 0 mode = multikv ... View more