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PickleRick · ‎10-31-2023

1. Ther is no such thing as "non-routable" addresses or environment. Every packet can be routed. It can just be your policy that you don't route specific traffic. 2. You must have some form of connectivity between the sources and the destination Splunk installation. Depending on the details of the installation it can be a straight over-the-internet connection, it can be a local connection, it can be a VPN tunnel. But you must have some connectivity. Otherwise how do you want to provide Splunk with the data to index? Send on floppy disks?

shriramwasule · ‎01-04-2023

Hi, I have been trying security lake for a few days, after dealing with lots of errors and all i was finally able to activate security lake in my account, but further, I wanted to ingest that data into Splunk, I refer to the following official document to connect my AWS to Splunk, https://github.com/splunk/splunk-add-on-for-amazon-security-lake/blob/main/Splunk%20Add-on%20for%20Amazon%20Security%20Lake.pdf it may seem for me that AWS account is connected, but there is some permission issue regarding SQS, when I am trying to configure input I am getting error for Access denied to listqueues. I checked for permissions, but it is already being given for the role. Requesting you please help me with that as this security lake is completely new in AWS, and there are not many resources available to look for. i am attaching screenshot of error in Splunk

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