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| トピック 1 | - Monitor Inputs: Targeted at Splunk Administrators, this domain involves creating and customising monitor inputs for files and directories, including the deployment of remote monitors.
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| トピック 2 | - Network and Scripted Inputs: Security Operations Engineers are assessed on setting up and customising TCP and UDP network inputs, as well as implementing basic scripted inputs for dynamic data ingestion.
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| トピック 3 | - Splunk Admin Basics: This section evaluates the foundational knowledge required of a Splunk Administrator, focusing on identifying core components such as indexers, search heads, and forwarders within a Splunk deployment.
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| トピック 4 | - License Management: Designed for Splunk Administrators, this domain addresses types of Splunk licenses, how to manage them effectively, and the implications of license violations on operational continuity.
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| トピック 5 | - Fine Tuning Inputs: Splunk Administrators are evaluated on their ability to customise input processing, including sourcetype identification, character encoding, and other configurations for accurate data onboarding.
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| トピック 6 | - Getting Data In – Staging: This section is relevant to Splunk Administrators and focuses on the three stages of data indexing—input, parsing, and indexing—and outlines data ingestion options and configurations.
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| トピック 7 | - Parsing Phase and Data: Security Operations Engineers are tested on their understanding of event parsing, timestamp recognition, and the use of data preview tools to verify data correctness prior to indexing.
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| トピック 8 | - Distributed Search: Security Operations Engineers are assessed on their understanding of distributed search architecture, including search head and peer roles, and how to configure and manage search groups.
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| トピック 9 | - Splunk Indexes: Relevant to Splunk Administrators, this section covers the structure and types of index buckets, data retention policies, integrity checks, and the role of the fishbucket in tracking file inputs.
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| トピック 10 | - Splunk Configuration Files: This part assesses a Splunk Administrator’s ability to navigate the configuration file directory, understand precedence and layering, and use diagnostic tools like btool to verify configuration settings.
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| トピック 11 | - Getting Data In: This domain addresses the responsibilities of Splunk Administrators in configuring data inputs, differentiating forwarder types, and using the command-line interface for setting up Universal Forwarders.
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| トピック 12 | - Splunk User Management: Aimed at Splunk Administrators, this area focuses on user account creation, role-based access controls, and custom role development to maintain a secure and organised user environment.
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| トピック 13 | - Configuring Forwarders: Splunk Administrators are assessed on the deployment and configuration of forwarders, along with recognition of additional forwarder functionalities essential for scalable data ingestion.
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| トピック 14 | - Agentless Inputs: Designed for Security Operations Engineers, this section covers creating agentless inputs using WMI and HTTP Event Collector (HEC), particularly for integrating data from Windows and RESTful sources.
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