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are you looking to analyze all your logs

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and events in one location or maybe

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you're just looking to learn about a Sim

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tool like Splunk to prepare for a job in

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it or cyber security well look no

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further in this video we're going to

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walk through installing and configuring

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Splunk which is one of the leaders in

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log and data analysis on a Windows

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system but first welcome to the channel

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or welcome back my name is John good and

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on this channel we talk all about cyber

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security if you enjoy the content make

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sure to like the video subscribe to the

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channel and hit the Bell icon so you get

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notified for future content and if you

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have any questions leave them in the

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comment section below also make sure to

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check out the description for more

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training and resources all right let's

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do this in it cyber security and even

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devops one of the biggest issues that we

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have is monitoring our networks and

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being able to look at large amounts of

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data at once if we have two computers

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yeah looking at the logs individually is

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going to be possible but it's going to

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be annoying if we have a th systems it's

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basically impossible to do that and stay

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current with all the events that are

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taking place on those systems Splunk is

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one of the leaders and helping us

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analyze large amounts of data in one

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central location so it's a pretty good

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idea that you become familiar with how

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it works we also refer to Splunk as a

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Sim tool which stands for security

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information and event management at a

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high level Splunk operates basically

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like a database with its own specific

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language called search processing

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language or SPL the better that you can

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navigate SPL and Splunk itself the more

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desirable that you'll be to employers

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there are even jobs that are dedicated

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to configuring and managing spunk

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installations and even if you had to use

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a similar product you'll have a good

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idea of what's going on the goal in this

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video is to get a free Splunk

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installation running on a local system

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and then show you some of the basic

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features that you should know after this

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video you'll be able to learn additional

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capabilities of Splunk or at least be

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able to talk about Splunk and how to use

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similar tools before we dive into the

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demo I'm assuming that you already have

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a virtual machine or a system to install

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Splunk on for this video I'll be using a

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Windows Server 2022 virtual machine

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since we typically install Splunk on a

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server but the process is going to be

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the same on any Windows system all right

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let's begin okay so the first thing that

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you have to do is you have to go to the

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Splunk website so splunk.com because we

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need to download Splunk so we're going

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to go to products we're going to go to

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Splunk

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Enterprise all right and then we're

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going to click free

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trial and you'll have to create an

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account if you don't already have one in

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order to download Splunk and once you

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log in you need to go ahead and download

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Splunk and get the correct download

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depending on which operating system that

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you're using okay now that download is

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done go ahead and open that file and

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we're going to install Splunk and we're

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going to use a lot of the defaults in

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this but of course if you were in the

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real world you might customize some of

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these options we're going to go ahead

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and check the box to accept the license

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agreements and we're just going to hit

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next and these are the defaults that

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it's going to use so it's going to run

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Splunk Enterprise as a local system

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account it's going to use this directory

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and then it's going to create a start

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menu new shortcut so again we're going

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to use a defaults we'll hit

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next we're going to create a username

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password and then we'll hit

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next and we'll hit

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install so that username and password is

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really important because that's what

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you're going to use to actually log into

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Splunk Okay so we've successfully

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installed Splunk Enterprise and we're

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going to leave this launch browser with

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Splunk Enterprise checked and we'll hit

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finish and we'll open it with our web

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browser okay do you remember when we

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originally installing and configuring

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the installation for Splunk and we had

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to create a username and password that's

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what we need to enter here so we can log

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in we've now successfully installed

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Splunk and we've logged in now we need

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to set up our logs actually being

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adjusted into the tool so we're going to

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go to settings and then data inputs for

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this video we're only going to deal with

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local events we're not going to deal

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with remote systems so we're going to go

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under local event log collection we're

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going to select

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edit now we need to select the logs that

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we want to actually injust into the tool

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so I'm going to keep it really simple

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and just do application security and

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system those are kind of the

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foundational logs we'll scroll down and

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we'll select

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save okay and the status should be

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enabled because that's going to ingest

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those logs and we'll go back to apps in

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Search and Reporting all right in the

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search bar here we're going to put in an

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asterisk or a star and we're going to

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hit return to search for all the events

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that it knows about as you can see it's

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starting to get events from our local

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system again in this video we're just

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dealing with the local system not remote

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systems so this would be a very basic

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kind of search we can do all kinds of

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different basic searches in here we can

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also get a little bit more advanced with

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filters and different queries and

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parameters and things like that for this

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what I'm going to do is I'm actually

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going to open up our Event

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Viewer so I've gone to the windows menu

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and I'm going to open up Event

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Viewer and I'm going to go under Windows

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logs and

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security I'm going to rightclick this

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and I'm going to select clear

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log and I'm going to select clear so

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it's going to clear the security log and

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a second so if if we go back into our

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system here in our Splunk

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system we're going to actually narrow

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this down a little bit and I'm going to

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show you how you can do this so all of

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these parameters and Fields if I select

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one so for instance the host I'm going

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to left click on this and I'm going to

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do add to

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search that's going to add it in this

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search bar and we're going to slowly

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narrow this search down and then the

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next one I'm going to do is source so we

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want it from from the security

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logs and then the event code I want to

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also add in here so I'm going to add

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this to our

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search and this did not add the full

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thing here but that's okay we're going

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to add equal sign and then we want 112

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is the event that we want to

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find and we'll hit

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return and that's how you can narrow

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down the searches so we've only got this

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one particular event

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which this event was the audit log being

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cleared that's what we just

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did great so that's an example of how

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you can search in Splunk for specific

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things now I'm going to copy this

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later and then I'm actually going to

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select create table

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view we'll skip the tour because again I

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don't care about that and this will

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actually put this into a

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table and and then on the left here you

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can select or deselect different types

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of logs so I'm going to actually

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unselect raw so it's not going to give

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us all that information and I'm going to

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done okay and as you can see that gave

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us a table with the fields that we've

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selected I hope you're enjoying the

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content so far if you are make sure to

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leave a like comment and subscribe also

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check out the description for more

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training and resources all right let's

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get back to the content now I'm going to

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go to

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dashboards and again I'm going to skip

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tour and I'm going to select create new

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dashboard and we're just going to label

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this clear

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logs and we're going to create this with

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the dashboard

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studio and we're going to do

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create all right so now we can create a

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dashboard dashboards are huge for

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analyzing data because we can quickly

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display C certain things and especially

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in areas like security or it or any kind

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of data analytics you're probably

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looking for relatively specific things

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and this way anything you're

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consistently looking for you can just

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put into a table or a graph or something

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like that and put it on a dashboard so

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you can easily view it as it happens so

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we're going to add a chart here we're

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going to add a

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table and we're going to paste in this

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search with SPL that query that we

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already found to find the event logs

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being cleared so as you can see this

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looks exactly like it did in our other

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search all right and we're going to

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select apply and

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close we're going to give this a

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label and we're not really going to

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customize this at all but you could in

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the column formatting you can add things

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you can also remove things

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too so if we go up here and we actually

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search I'm going to show you how you can

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eliminate some of these columns if you

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didn't want them so we can add a

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pipe and then we're going to type

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minus and then we're going to type the

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actual field in

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here so

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bkt and CD we're going to

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eliminate we'll select apply and

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close and as you can see those columns

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are no longer in here so you can totally

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customize it however you want to see

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it and then we're going to select save

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to save this dashboard save this

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table right so that's saved now if you

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go back under dashboards so just

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clicking dashboards from wherever you're

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at within the application you'll see

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that your dashboard is in here so we're

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going to actually click on our dashboard

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that we created so the clear

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logs and this is going to be the table

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dashboard so this is just going to be on

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the the search and Reporting application

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so having a dashboard like this is

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extremely useful again you can look at

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very specific things that maybe you're

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executive level or management level

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leaders this can be great because you

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can easily present information in an

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easy to read way that they like to see

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it so they're not confused by all the

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nuances or smaller details of the

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application it's just extremely

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beneficial to be able to create

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dashboards and easy to read

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information so then if I go somewhere

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else so let's just click anything we'll

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just click data inputs under the

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settings just so we can get onto a

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different

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screen and then we're going to go back

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apps and actually we'll click Splunk

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Enterprise to take us back to the

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homepage there is clear logs right on

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that main page so again you can do

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whatever you want as far as the

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dashboard and what you have in there

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what kind of tables and stuff but that's

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just an example of what you can do with

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dashboards to quickly and easily display

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information so one other website that's

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extremely useful is this ultimate it

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security they have all the event IDs for

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Windows that you'll ever need and then

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for instance we have 1102 the audit log

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was cleared that's what we were just

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looking at if we click on

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this you can see it has even more

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details about specifically what it is so

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if you ever aren't sure what an event ID

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is or you need something specific this

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is a great resource to use question of

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the day what are some important events

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or logs that we might want to monitor in

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Splunk let me know down in the comment

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section Below in this video we walk

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through installing and configuring

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Splunk which is one of the leading Sim

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Tools in login data analysis remember

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knowing a tool like Splunk is extremely

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helpful in your career and will make you

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more desirable by employers as always

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make sure to leave a like comment and

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subscribe check out the description for

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more training resources and I'll see you

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