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Thanks a lot! Its working for me. One additional question. Is it possible to generate the ngrok URL without mentioning the port? So, that I can add 8089 or 8000 in generated URL to access REST API or web based on requirement. Thanks. ... View more

My splunk web login page couldn't loaded properly when I tried same. Pls visit this url for more details. https://ibb.co/7NDvdZJ By the way I have to do it for Splunk REST API. ... View more

Really appreciate your effort! I am using Rest API to connect with my Splunk enterprise server. Thanks. ... View more

Hi Arjun, Splunk is up and running, I am getting expected response when I use localhost. I tried with port 8000. ngrok http 8000 - In this case I tried https://2882d921.ngrok.io:8089/services/auth/login (timed out and no response in this case) and https://2882d921.ngrok.io/services/auth/login (502 Bad gateway) So, basically same response 😞 what is the way to connect to a locally running Splunk server from a remote machine? My requirement is very simple and basic. What I am missing here?? Thanks. ... View more

Hi Arjun, Thanks for your quick reply. As I said, I haven't change any server settings and the management port is 8089 only. So far, I have tried by generated my ngrok url in following ways. ngrok http 3000 - In this case I tried https://1cb2c224.ngrok.io:8089/services/auth/login (timed out and no response in this case) and https://1cb2c224.ngrok.io/services/auth/login (502 Bad gateway) ngrok http 8089 - In this case I tried https://1cb2c224.ngrok.io:8089/services/auth/login (timed out and no response in this case) and https://1cb2c224.ngrok.io/services/auth/login (502 Bad gateway) So, In both the cases if I mention port in URL, it gets timed out and If I omit the port from URL it returns with 502 error. Do you want me to change the management port to 3000 and try? Thanks. ... View more