DB_health model search the log based on : sourcetype=dbx_health index=_internal
You can check if running this search on your indexer to see if new log contains your new connection information. If it does, tstats should pick it up.
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inputs.conf is the the same as dbmon would be added by going through ui.
on database.conf,
[mssql]
arguments = useCursors=true
database = master
host = ***
password =***
port = ***
readonly = 0
type = mssql
username = HOSTNAME\username
validate = 1
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Here is the simple list of steps.
Steps on unix:
1. Install Splunk on Unix
2. Install WAS app on Splunk
3. Setup WAS app on Splunk
4. Turn on forwarder on Splunk
Steps on Windows:
1. Install Splunk on Unix
2. Install WAS app on Splunk (no setup needed)
3. Enable the receiver on Splunk
4. create a local directory under SplunkWAS
5. copy app.conf from SplunkWAS/local in unix's machine to Windows machine, to bypass the setup
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First check to see whether you have a wsadmincommands.conf in SplunkWAS/local/ directory.
If you do, copy and paste the line command (replace the password with your real password) in wsadmincommands.conf, and run it in the shell to see if it can return any result. If you can see the log, then try to do it without the password. Please post back if the screen return any error message .
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