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How to detect when a server has stopped indexing logs in Splunk?

pandeyashish
New Member

I need to know what server(s) has stopped ingesting logs OR for which server the logs are not ingesting into Splunk.

Thanks,

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somesoni2
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Try this assuming that if no data is coming to splunk in 24 hrs(86400 sec) is your threshold.

| metadata type=hosts index=* | eval age=now()-recentTime | where age>86400

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skoelpin
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

What version of Splunk are you running? If it's version 6.3 you could use the DMC, if your a version lower than 6.3 then you could use this search and set up an alert

     index=_internal sourcetype=splunkd destPort!="-"
     | stats sparkline count by hostname, sourceHost, host, destPort, version 
     | rename destPort as "Destination Port" 
     | rename host as "Indexer" 
     | rename sourceHost as "Forwarder IP" 
     | rename version as "Splunk Forwarder Version" 
     | rename hostname as "Forwarder Host Name" 
     | rename sparkline as "Traffic Frequency" 
     | sort - count
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somesoni2
Revered Legend

Try this assuming that if no data is coming to splunk in 24 hrs(86400 sec) is your threshold.

| metadata type=hosts index=* | eval age=now()-recentTime | where age>86400
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