I currently have a server in my home lab running Splunk, really love it. I'm soon going to have another server in the EC2 cloud, and I'd love to be able to monitor that using Splunk, hopefully though the primary Splunk server I already have setup.
Now, I don't plan on having a VPN connection set up between the two servers, I don't have the proper hardware to allow that currently sadly.
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I'm trying to connect to Splunk strom via rsyslog. I added the line :
*.* @@logsX.splunkstorm.com:XXXXX
to /etc/rsyslog.conf and restarted my rsyslog. I couldn't able to see my data passed on to Splunk Storm UI. Note that I have a NAT machine through which all connections go in/out.
Does NAT providing trouble here?
Thanks in advance.
Hello,
can some please suggest a script, for killing the process PID.
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