I am creating the new index and getting the below error. Please find the below configurations.      [splunk@ap2-cclabs658055-idx1 ~]$ /opt/splunk/bin/splunk start     Splunk> Another one.     Checking prerequisites...  Checking http port [8000]: open  Checking mgmt port [8089]: open  Checking appserver port [127.0.0.1:8065]: open  Checking kvstore port [8191]: open  Checking configuration... Done.  Checking critical directories... Done  Checking indexes...  Problem parsing indexes.conf: Cannot load IndexConfig: idx=_audit Configured path 'volume:primary/_audit/db' refers to non-existent volume 'primary'; 1 volumes in config  Validating databases (splunkd validatedb) failed with code '1'.  If you cannot resolve the issue(s) above after consulting documentation, please file a case online at http://www.splunk.com/page/submit_issue  [splunk@ap2-cclabs658055-idx1 ~]$      indexes.conf :   # Parameters commonly leveraged here:  # maxTotalDataSizeMB - sets the maximum size of the index data, in MBytes,  # over all stages (hot, warm, cold). This is the *indexed* volume (actual  # disk space used) not the license volume. This is separate from volume-  # based retention and the lower of this and volumes will take effect.  # NOTE: THIS DEFAULTS TO 500GB - BE SURE TO RAISE FOR LARGE ENVIRONMENTS!  #  # maxDataSize - this constrains how large a *hot* bucket can grow; it is an  # upper bound. Buckets may be smaller than this (and indeed, larger, if  # the data source grows very rapidly--Splunk checks for the need to rotate  # every 60 seconds).  # "auto" means 750MB  # "auto_high_volume" means 10GB on 64-bit systems, and 1GB on 32-bit.  # Otherwise, the number is given in MB  # (Default: auto)  #  # maxHotBuckets - this defines the maximum number of simultaneously open hot  # buckets (actively being written to). For indexes that receive a lot of  # data, this should be 10, other indexes can safely keep the default  # value. (Default: 3)  #  # homePath - sets the directory containing hot and warm buckets. If it  # begins with a string like "volume:<name>", then volume-based retention is  # used. [required for new index]  #  # coldPath - sets the directory containing cold buckets. Like homePath, if  # it begins with a string like "volume:<name>", then volume-based retention  # will be used. The homePath and coldPath can use the same volume, but  # but should have separate subpaths beneath it. [required for new index]  #  # thawedPath - sets the directory for data recovered from archived buckets  # (if saved, see coldToFrozenDir and coldToFrozenScript in the docs). It  # *cannot* reference a volume: specification. This parameter is required,  # even if thawed data is never used. [required for new index]  #  # frozenTimePeriodInSecs - sets the maximum age, in seconds, of data. Once  # *all* of the events in an index bucket are older than this age, the  # bucket will be frozen (default action: delete). The important thing  # here is that the age of a bucket is defined by the *newest* event in  # the bucket, and the *event time*, not the time at which the event  # was indexed.  # TSIDX MINIFICATION (version 6.4 or higher)  # Reduce the size of the tsidx files (the "index") within each bucket to  # a tiny one for space savings. This has a *notable* impact on search,  # particularly those which are looking for rare or sparse terms, so it  # should not be undertaken lightly. First enable the feature with the  # first option shown below, then set the age at which buckets become  # eligible. Am35yNvd  # enableTsidxReduction = true / (false) - Enable the function to reduce the  # size of tsidx files within an index. Buckets older than the time period  # shown below.  # timePeriodInSecBeforeTsidxReduction - sets the minimum age for buckets  # before they are eligible for their tsidx files to be minified. The  # default value is 7 days (604800 seconds).  # Seconds Conversion Cheat Sheet  # 86400 = 1 day  # 604800 = 1 week  # 2592000 = 1 month  # 31536000 = 1 year  [default]  # Default for each index. Can be overridden per index based upon the volume of data received by that index.  #300GB  #homePath.maxDataSizeMB = 300000  # 200GB  #coldPath.maxDataSizeMB = 200000  # VOLUME SETTINGS  # In this example, the volume spec is not defined here, it lives within  # the org_(indexer|search)_volume_indexes app, see those apps for more  # detail.  One Volume for Hot and Cold  [volume:primary]  path = /opt/splunk/var/lib/splunk  500GB  maxVolumeDataSizeMB = 500000  # Two volumes for a "tiered storage" solution--fast and slow disk.  #[volume:home]  #path = /path/to/fast/disk  #maxVolumeDataSizeMB = 256000  #  # Longer term storage on slower disk.  #[volume:cold]  #path = /path/to/slower/disk  #5TB with some headroom leftover (data summaries, etc)  ##maxVolumeDataSizeMB = 4600000  # SPLUNK INDEXES  # Note, many of these use historical directory names which don't match the  # name of the index. A common mistake is to automatically generate a new  # indexes.conf from the existing names, thereby "losing" (hiding from Splunk)  # the existing data.  [main]  homePath = volume:primary/defaultdb/db  coldPath = volume:primary/defaultdb/colddb  thawedPath = $SPLUNK_DB/defaultdb/thaweddb  [history]  homePath = volume:primary/historydb/db  coldPath = volume:primary/historydb/colddb  thawedPath = $SPLUNK_DB/historydb/thaweddb  [summary]  homePath = volume:primary/summarydb/db  coldPath = volume:primary/summarydb/colddb  thawedPath = $SPLUNK_DB/summarydb/thaweddb  [_internal]  homePath = volume:primary/_internaldb/db  coldPath = volume:primary/_internaldb/colddb  thawedPath = $SPLUNK_DB/_internaldb/thaweddb  # For version 6.1 and higher  [_introspection]  homePath = volume:primary/_introspection/db  coldPath = volume:primary/_introspection/colddb  thawedPath = $SPLUNK_DB/_introspection/thaweddb  # For version 6.5 and higher  [_telemetry]  homePath = volume:primary/_telemetry/db  coldPath = volume:primary/_telemetry/colddb  thawedPath = $SPLUNK_DB/_telemetry/thaweddb  [_audit]  homePath = volume:primary/_audit/db  coldPath = volume:primary/_audit/colddb  thawedPath = $SPLUNK_DB/_audit/thaweddb  [_thefishbucket]  homePath = volume:primary/fishbucket/db  coldPath = volume:primary/fishbucket/colddb  thawedPath = $SPLUNK_DB/fishbucket/thaweddb  # For version 8.0 and higher  [_metrics]  homePath = volume:primary/_metrics/db  coldPath = volume:primary/_metrics/colddb  thawedPath = $SPLUNK_DB/_metrics/thaweddb  datatype = metric  # For version 8.0.4 and higher  [_metrics_rollup]  homePath = volume:primary/_metrics_rollup/db  coldPath = volume:primary/_metrics_rollup/colddb  thawedPath = $SPLUNK_DB/_metrics_rollup/thaweddb  datatype = metric  # No longer supported in Splunk 6.3  # [_blocksignature]  # homePath = volume:primary/blockSignature/db  # coldPath = volume:primary/blockSignature/colddb  # thawedPath = $SPLUNK_DB/blockSignature/thaweddb  # SPLUNKBASE APP INDEXES  [os]  homePath = volume:primary/os/db  coldPath = volume:primary/os/colddb  thawedPath = $SPLUNK_DB/os/thaweddb    
						
					
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