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Which of the following methods is valid for creating index-time field extractions?
The valid method for creating index-time field extractions is to create a configuration app that includes the necessary props.conf and/or transforms.conf configurations. This app can then be uploaded via the UI. Index-time field extractions must be defined in these configuration files to ensure that fields are extracted correctly during indexing.
Splunk Documentation Reference: Index-time field extractions
In which file can the SH0ULD_LINEMERCE setting be modified?
The SHOULD_LINEMERGE setting is used in Splunk to control whether or not multiple lines of an event should be combined into a single event. This setting is configured in the props.conf file, where Splunk handles data parsing and field extraction. Setting SHOULD_LINEMERGE = true merges lines together based on specific rules.
Splunk Documentation Reference: props.conf - SHOULD_LINEMERGE
Which of the following app installation scenarios can be achieved without involving Splunk Support?
In Splunk Cloud, you can install apps via self-service, which allows you to install certain approved apps without involving Splunk Support. This self-service capability is provided for apps that have already been vetted and approved for use in the Splunk Cloud environment.
Option A typically requires support involvement because premium apps often need licensing or other special considerations.
Option B might involve the Request Install button, but some apps might still require vetting or support approval.
Option D is incorrect because apps that have not gone through the vetting process cannot be installed via self-service and would require Splunk Support for evaluation and approval.
Splunk Documentation Reference: Install apps on Splunk Cloud
Which of the following tasks is not managed by the Splunk Cloud administrator?
In Splunk Cloud, several administrative tasks are managed by the Splunk Cloud administrator, but certain tasks related to the underlying infrastructure and core software management are handled by Splunk itself.
B . Upgrading the indexer's Splunk software is the correct answer. Upgrading Splunk software on indexers is a task that is managed by Splunk's operations team, not by the Splunk Cloud administrator. The Splunk Cloud administrator handles tasks like forwarding events, managing knowledge objects, and creating users and roles, but the underlying software upgrades and maintenance are managed by Splunk as part of the managed service.
Splunk Documentation Reference:
Splunk Cloud Administration
The following sample log event shows evidence of credit card numbers being present in the transactions. loc file.
Which of these SEDCM3 settings will mask this and other suspected credit card numbers with an Y character for each character being masked? The indexed event should be formatted as follows:
A)
B)
C)
D)
The correct SEDCMD setting to mask the credit card numbers, ensuring that the masked version replaces each digit with an 'x' character, is Option A.
The SEDCMD syntax works as follows:
s/ starts the substitute command.
(?cc_num=\d{7})\d{9}/ matches the specific pattern of the credit card number in the logs.
\1xxxxxxxxx replaces the matched portion with the first captured group (the first 7 digits of the cc_num), followed by 9 'x' characters to mask the remaining digits.
/g ensures that the substitution is applied globally, throughout the string.
Thus, Option A correctly implements this requirement.
Splunk Documentation Reference: SEDCMD for Masking Data
