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Michael Wilde commented on Michael Wilde's video
Sure... When you do group mapping, map them to groups that don't have the domain admins in them. I have a separate OU=Groups that has "Splunk Users, Splunk Admins, Splunk Power Users" as group names, and specific users…
Mike Hartford commented on Michael Wilde's video
I want to give LDAP access to my splunk servcie but I don't want the LDAP users to have admin capabilitys in Splunk. Can I keep the domain admins out of Splunk if I have LDAP authentication???
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Helow Jonathan,
Glad to have another Splunker. I've been useing Splunk for 2 years and am hooked. I leared how to spell splunk and | transaction too. you'll learn that one soon.
Go over to Splunk…
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Splunk read the Domino NSF file log
Hi,
Can someone share about how to integrate Splunk with Domino?
I need Splunk to reach the message log in domino format ( .NSF ) in realtime method; i mean, no manual activity, like manually converting the NSF format to CSV.
If the method using phyton script or else, would you show me the script? thx.
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Permalink Reply by Michael Wilde on -
Andi..
Since an NSF file is a binary database, what you might consider doing is taking the console log and sending it to a text file:
Enable the Console Log via notes.ini (CONSOLE_LOG_ENABLED=1) or from the server console (start consolelog). You can then have Splunk tail the data\IBM_TECHNICAL_SUPPORT\console.log file.
See: http://www.lntoolbox.com/en/notesini-reference/bycategory/logging/2...
Will that fit the bill?
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