Splunk SPLK-1003 Splunk Enterprise Certified Admin Online Training
Splunk SPLK-1003 Online Training
The questions for SPLK-1003 were last updated at May 14,2024.
- Exam Code: SPLK-1003
- Exam Name: Splunk Enterprise Certified Admin
- Certification Provider: Splunk
- Latest update: May 14,2024
To set up a Network input in Splunk, what needs to be specified’?
- A . File path.
- B . Username and password
- C . Network protocol and port number.
- D . Network protocol and MAC address.
C
Explanation:
https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/8.0.3/Data/Monitornetworkports
Which Splunk forwarder type allows parsing of data before forwarding to an indexer?
- A . Universal forwarder
- B . Parsing forwarder
- C . Heavy forwarder
- D . Advanced forwarder
Which of the following statements describe deployment management? (select all that apply)
- A . Requires an Enterprise license
- B . Is responsible for sending apps to forwarders.
- C . Once used, is the only way to manage forwarders
- D . Can automatically restart the host OS running the forwarder.
AB
Explanation:
https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/8.2.2/Admin/Distdeploylicenses#:~:text=License%20requirements,do%20not%20index%20external%20data.
"All Splunk Enterprise instances functioning as management components needs access to an Enterprise license. Management components include the deployment server, the indexer cluster manager node, the search head cluster deployer, and the monitoring console."
https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/8.2.2/Updating/Aboutdeploymentserver
"The deployment server is the tool for distributing configurations, apps, and content updates to groups of Splunk Enterprise instances."
During search time, which directory of configuration files has the highest precedence?
- A . $SFLUNK_KOME/etc/system/local
- B . $SPLUNK_KCME/etc/system/default
- C . $SPLUNK_HCME/etc/apps/app1/local
- D . $SPLUNK HCME/etc/users/admin/local
D
Explanation:
Adding further clarity and quoting same Splunk reference URL from @giubal"
"To keep configuration settings consistent across peer nodes, configuration files are managed from the cluster master, which pushes the files to the slave-app directories on the peer nodes. Files in the slave-app directories have the highest precedence in a cluster peer’s configuration. Here is the expanded precedence order for cluster peers:
During search time, which directory of configuration files has the highest precedence?
- A . $SFLUNK_KOME/etc/system/local
- B . $SPLUNK_KCME/etc/system/default
- C . $SPLUNK_HCME/etc/apps/app1/local
- D . $SPLUNK HCME/etc/users/admin/local
D
Explanation:
Adding further clarity and quoting same Splunk reference URL from @giubal"
"To keep configuration settings consistent across peer nodes, configuration files are managed from the cluster master, which pushes the files to the slave-app directories on the peer nodes. Files in the slave-app directories have the highest precedence in a cluster peer’s configuration. Here is the expanded precedence order for cluster peers:
During search time, which directory of configuration files has the highest precedence?
- A . $SFLUNK_KOME/etc/system/local
- B . $SPLUNK_KCME/etc/system/default
- C . $SPLUNK_HCME/etc/apps/app1/local
- D . $SPLUNK HCME/etc/users/admin/local
D
Explanation:
Adding further clarity and quoting same Splunk reference URL from @giubal"
"To keep configuration settings consistent across peer nodes, configuration files are managed from the cluster master, which pushes the files to the slave-app directories on the peer nodes. Files in the slave-app directories have the highest precedence in a cluster peer’s configuration. Here is the expanded precedence order for cluster peers:
During search time, which directory of configuration files has the highest precedence?
- A . $SFLUNK_KOME/etc/system/local
- B . $SPLUNK_KCME/etc/system/default
- C . $SPLUNK_HCME/etc/apps/app1/local
- D . $SPLUNK HCME/etc/users/admin/local
D
Explanation:
Adding further clarity and quoting same Splunk reference URL from @giubal"
"To keep configuration settings consistent across peer nodes, configuration files are managed from the cluster master, which pushes the files to the slave-app directories on the peer nodes. Files in the slave-app directories have the highest precedence in a cluster peer’s configuration. Here is the expanded precedence order for cluster peers:
During search time, which directory of configuration files has the highest precedence?
- A . $SFLUNK_KOME/etc/system/local
- B . $SPLUNK_KCME/etc/system/default
- C . $SPLUNK_HCME/etc/apps/app1/local
- D . $SPLUNK HCME/etc/users/admin/local
D
Explanation:
Adding further clarity and quoting same Splunk reference URL from @giubal"
"To keep configuration settings consistent across peer nodes, configuration files are managed from the cluster master, which pushes the files to the slave-app directories on the peer nodes. Files in the slave-app directories have the highest precedence in a cluster peer’s configuration. Here is the expanded precedence order for cluster peers:
During search time, which directory of configuration files has the highest precedence?
- A . $SFLUNK_KOME/etc/system/local
- B . $SPLUNK_KCME/etc/system/default
- C . $SPLUNK_HCME/etc/apps/app1/local
- D . $SPLUNK HCME/etc/users/admin/local
D
Explanation:
Adding further clarity and quoting same Splunk reference URL from @giubal"
"To keep configuration settings consistent across peer nodes, configuration files are managed from the cluster master, which pushes the files to the slave-app directories on the peer nodes. Files in the slave-app directories have the highest precedence in a cluster peer’s configuration. Here is the expanded precedence order for cluster peers:
During search time, which directory of configuration files has the highest precedence?
- A . $SFLUNK_KOME/etc/system/local
- B . $SPLUNK_KCME/etc/system/default
- C . $SPLUNK_HCME/etc/apps/app1/local
- D . $SPLUNK HCME/etc/users/admin/local
D
Explanation:
Adding further clarity and quoting same Splunk reference URL from @giubal"
"To keep configuration settings consistent across peer nodes, configuration files are managed from the cluster master, which pushes the files to the slave-app directories on the peer nodes. Files in the slave-app directories have the highest precedence in a cluster peer’s configuration. Here is the expanded precedence order for cluster peers: