Hi Splunk Community,
I have recently installed the Splunk Add-on for AppDynamics, Version 1.6.0 and have been unsuccessful in getting the application to log into a shared controller hosted by AppDynamics:
2017-09-11 16:44:29,288 +0000 log_level=ERROR, pid=6244, tid=Thread-4, file=engine.py, func_name=_send_request, code_line_no=315 | [stanza_name="Service_KPI_AverageResponseTime"] The response status=401 for request which
Within the Inputs section of the Splunk App it indicates to us the following Authorization Token for a multi-tenant controller use the output of: echo -n '@:' | base64'
I've tried updating this section with a SSO based account as well as a AppDynamics local account with no success. I've also tried removing the ' in the string but nothing works. Has anyone had any success here?
The Authorization Token field is the value returned when you change your username:password into base64.
On a Linux machine you would use:
For a single tenant controller use the output of.:
echo -n '@customer1:' | base64
For multi-tenant controller use the output of:
echo -n '@:' | base64
On a Windows machine you can use Powershell with this at a command line:
For a single tenant controller use the output of.:
powershell "[convert]::ToBase64String([Text.Encoding]::UTF8.GetBytes(\"@customer1:\"))"
For multi-tenant controller use the output of:
powershell "[convert]::ToBase64String([Text.Encoding]::UTF8.GetBytes(\"@:\"))"
The Authorization Token field is the value returned when you change your username:password into base64.
On a Linux machine you would use:
For a single tenant controller use the output of.:
echo -n '@customer1:' | base64
For multi-tenant controller use the output of:
echo -n '@:' | base64
On a Windows machine you can use Powershell with this at a command line:
For a single tenant controller use the output of.:
powershell "[convert]::ToBase64String([Text.Encoding]::UTF8.GetBytes(\"@customer1:\"))"
For multi-tenant controller use the output of:
powershell "[convert]::ToBase64String([Text.Encoding]::UTF8.GetBytes(\"@:\"))"
Thanks Jeff! That worked.