splunk enable
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Enable applications, Splunk server features, and distributed search features. Syntax: enable [object] [-parameter <value> | <value>] enable deploy-server enable deploy-client enable listen [-parameter <value> | <value>] Objects: enable boot-start set Splunk to run when the operating system boots enable web-ssl make Splunk Web's HTTP port use SSL encryption enable webserver set whether the Splunk server should be started enable index enables writing to an index enable maintenance-mode Sets the maintenance mode on peers in clustering. Must be invoked at the master. enable app enable the specified app enable deploy-server Enable deployment server at the instance. enable deploy-client Enable deployment client at the instance. enable scheduler Enables the search scheduler to run searches. enable listen open a port to listen for Splunk forwarding protocol (splunktcp) data from Splunk forwarders enable ad Enable specified collection enable registry Enable specified collection enable wmi Enable specified collection enable eventlog Enable specified collection enable monitornohandle Enable specified file tail enable winnetmon Enable specified Windows network monitor input enable perfmon Enable specified collection enable winhostmon Enable specified Windows Host collection enable winprintmon Enable specified collection Required Parameters: (For enable index) name name of index (For enable app) name the name of the app (For enable listen) port TCP port to listen on (For enable ad) name The name of the collection (For enable registry) name The name of the collection (For enable wmi) name The name of the collection (For enable eventlog) name The name of the collection (For enable monitornohandle) name The name of the file tail (For enable winnetmon) name The name of the Windows network monitor input (For enable perfmon) name The name of the collection (For enable winhostmon) name The name of the collection (For enable winprintmon) name The name of the Windows Print collection Optional Parameters: (For enable boot-start) -user specifies which user to run as at boot time; (default=root on *nix, SYSTEM on Windows.); on Windows the user needs to be fully-qualified with the domain (e.g. "domain\username"); when specifying a user other than SYSTEM you will need to specify the account password via the SPLUNK_PASS environment variable Examples: './splunk enable maintenance-mode' ./splunk enable ad col1 ./splunk enable registry col1 ./splunk enable wmi col1 ./splunk enable eventlog logs1 ./splunk enable monitornohandle <name> ./splunk enable winnetmon ./splunk enable perfmon col1 ./splunk enable winhostmon ./splunk enable winprintmon Type "help [command]" to get help with parameters for a specific command. Complete documentation is available online at: http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation
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