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Splunk Exam SPLK-2002 Topic 4 Question 112 Discussion

Actual exam question for Splunk's SPLK-2002 exam
Question #: 112
Topic #: 4
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Which of the following would be the least helpful in troubleshooting contents of Splunk configuration files?

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Suggested Answer: A

Splunk configuration files are files that contain settings that control various aspects of Splunk behavior, such as data inputs, outputs, indexing, searching, clustering, and so on1. Troubleshooting Splunk configuration files involves identifying and resolving issues that affect the functionality or performance of Splunk due to incorrect or conflicting configuration settings. Some of the tools and methods that can help with troubleshooting Splunk configuration files are:

search.log: This is a file that contains detailed information about the execution of a search, such as the search pipeline, the search commands, the search results, the search errors, and the search performance2.This file can help troubleshoot issues related to search configuration, such as props.conf, transforms.conf, macros.conf, and so on3.

btool output: This is a command-line tool that displays the effective configuration settings for a given Splunk component, such as inputs, outputs, indexes, props, and so on4.This tool can help troubleshoot issues related to configuration precedence, inheritance, and merging, as well as identify the source of a configuration setting5.

diagnostic logs: These are files that contain information about the Splunk system, such as the Splunk version, the operating system, the hardware, the license, the indexes, the apps, the users, the roles, the permissions, the configuration files, the log files, and the metrics6.These files can help troubleshoot issues related to Splunk installation, deployment, performance, and health7.

Option A is the correct answer because crash logs are the least helpful in troubleshooting Splunk configuration files.Crash logs are files that contain information about the Splunk process when it crashes, such as the stack trace, the memory dump, and the environment variables8.These files can help troubleshoot issues related to Splunk stability, reliability, and security, but not necessarily related to Splunk configuration9.


1:About configuration files - Splunk Documentation2:Use the search.log file - Splunk Documentation3:Troubleshoot search-time field extraction - Splunk Documentation4:Use btool to troubleshoot configurations - Splunk Documentation5:Troubleshoot configuration issues - Splunk Documentation6:About the diagnostic utility - Splunk Documentation7:Use the diagnostic utility - Splunk Documentation8:About crash logs - Splunk Documentation9: [Troubleshoot Splunk Enterprise crashes - Splunk Documentation]

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Frederica
5 days ago
Crash logs? That's like trying to fix a broken window by throwing a brick at it. Totally useless for config files.
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Helga
24 hours ago
A) crash logs
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