• Overview
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• User Interface
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  • Splunk toolbar for Firefox
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  • Scripting the Splunk search command
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• Data Inputs
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  • Understanding modules and processors
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    • Adding custom processors
  • Coding C/C++ processors
    • Writing Your Callback Function
    • Write Main
    • Add a Processor Config Stanza to Pipeline
  • Complete C Example
  • Complete C++ Example
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• Data Outputs
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• Management
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  • Configuring splunkd
    • Creating default logins on first startup
    • Changing the SSL configuration
  • XML API for management

Splunk toolbar for Firefox

The Splunk Firefox toolbar is a standard browser extension that can be customized for your specific environment. It is located in the $SPLUNK_HOME/share/splunk/extras/splunkbar directory. To install it, copy the splunktoolbar.xpi file to your local client machine and drag it into an open Firefox window. You will be prompted to install and then restart Firefox to enable the toolbar.

For more information on working with Firefox extensions, see http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Extensions