Sep 2018 — Splunk Connector version 1.4.1 released
about 7 years ago
- Added proxy support.
- Enhancements from version 1.3.0, which was a limited-availability release. Version 1.3.0 is no longer available, but version 1.4.1 includes all its features.
August 2018 — Splunk Connector version 1.3.0 (limited availability release) released
about 7 years ago
- You can now set the log level. For example, if you have a problem, switch to DEBUG mode.
- You no longer need to enter your Splunk username and password.
- Your client secret is encrypted and is hidden in the Splunk interface.
- Fixed input validation issue.
- Fixed an issue with SLF4J logging exceptions.
- Tested on Splunk's new released version 7.1.0.
Oct 2017 — Splunk Connector version 1.2.0 released
about 8 years ago
- Connector is now Java-based.
- You must now complete additional fields when creating a data input: the interval between fetch operations, and your Splunk username and password.
- The default limit is now 150,000 records per call.
- Some minor changes in how you retrieve past security events.
Aug 2017 — CEF Connector version 1.5 released
about 8 years ago
- The Debug flag has moved out of CEFConnector.properties. To turn on logging, you now make a quick change to the log4j2.xml. To read how, see Logging.
- All logs are now consolidated in the /bin/logs/cefconnector.log file.