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ddrillic
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01-18-2019
08:07 AM
We have numerous input stanzas like -
[http://<name>]
disabled = 0
token = xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxxx
index = <index name>
indexes = <index name>
queueSize = 100MB
useACK = 0
sourcetype = json
As time passes by, we have more and more stale connections. Can we find out which tokens are stale and not being used?
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harsmarvania57
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01-18-2019
08:42 AM
Hi,
You can check which HEC token is in use in _introspection Index with below query.
index=_introspection host=YOUR_HEC_HOST sourcetype=http_event_collector_metrics data.token_name=*
| rename data.* as *
| table host, component, token_name, num_*
If there will be 0 num_of_requests or num_of_events for longer time span then I guess you can disable those token for few days and then remove it.
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harsmarvania57
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01-18-2019
08:42 AM
Hi,
You can check which HEC token is in use in _introspection Index with below query.
index=_introspection host=YOUR_HEC_HOST sourcetype=http_event_collector_metrics data.token_name=*
| rename data.* as *
| table host, component, token_name, num_*
If there will be 0 num_of_requests or num_of_events for longer time span then I guess you can disable those token for few days and then remove it.
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ddrillic
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01-26-2019
03:07 PM
Gorgeous @ harsmarvania57.
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sowmya_prasanna
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07-02-2019
11:17 PM
how can we pull same information using rest API call?
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