Troubleshooting
Verify configuration
Execute verify command to verify configuration.
1sudo /opt/collectorforlinux/bin/collectord verify --environment linux --conf /opt/collectorforlinux/etc
The output will look similar to
1...
2Version = 5.12.270
3Build date = 191031
4Environment = linux
5
6
7 General:
8 + conf: OK
9 + db: OK
10 + db-meta: OK
11 + instanceID: OK
12 instanceID = 2N9ERP0D9SANAPL56IOQNBCJH0
13 + license load: OK
14 + license expiration: OK
15 + license connection: OK
16
17 Splunk output:
18 + OPTIONS(url=https://127.0.0.1:8088/services/collector/event/1.0): OK
19 + POST(url=https://127.0.0.1:8088/services/collector/event/1.0, index=): OK
20
21 File Inputs:
22 + input(syslog): OK
23 path /var/log/
24 + input(logs): OK
25 path /var/log/
26
27 System Input:
28 + path cgroup: OK
29 + path proc: OK
30
31 Network stats Input:
32 + path proc: OK
33
34 Network socket table Input:
35 + path proc: OK
36
37 Proc Input:
38 + path proc: OK
39
40 Mount Input:
41 + stats: OK
42
43 Journald input:
44 + input(journald): OK
The output shows you a number of errors in the configuration, if there are any
Links
- Installation
- Start monitoring your Linux environments in under 10 minutes.
- Automatically forward host logs and system stats.
- Test our solution with the embedded 30-day evaluation license.
- Collectord Configuration
- Collectord configuration reference.
- Logs forwarding
- Configuration for logs forwarding for custom locations.
- Configurations for Splunk HTTP Event Collector
- Configure multiple HTTP Event Collector endpoints for Load Balancing and Fail-overs.
- Secure HTTP Event Collector endpoint.
- Configure the Proxy for HTTP Event Collector endpoint.
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