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Nexus and Developer Devices: Press and hold the volume down and power buttons at the same time.

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The output from the $SPLUNK_HOME/bin/splunk help boot-start command on your Splunk software instance.

The file $SPLUNK_HOME/etc/init.d/README.

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To learn more about boot-start and how to enable it, see the following: You can configure the Splunk processes ( splunkd and splunkweb) to start manually from the Windows Services control panel. $SPLUNK_HOME/bin/splunk disable boot-startīy default, Splunk starts automatically when you start your Windows machine. If you want to stop Splunk software from running at machine boot time, run: Immediately after this line, add the following block of code:.Open /Library/LaunchItems/ for editing.

If you installed Splunk software in a different directory, replace the example below with your instance location.Įnable boot-start on MacOS as a non-root user

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You must have at least administrator access to your Mac to use sudo. You must either have root level permissions or use sudo to run the following command. If you want, you can still enable boot-start manually. This script runs when your Mac starts, and automatically stops Splunk when you shut down your Mac. Splunk software automatically creates a script and configuration file in the directory /System/Library/StartupItems on the volume that booted your Mac. When you enable boot start on an AIX system, Splunk software interacts with the AIX SRC to enable automatic starting and stopping of Splunk services. You can configure it to use the System Resource Controller (SRC) to handle boot-time startup. The AIX version of Splunk does not register itself to auto-start on machine boot. Splunk does not offer a version of Splunk Enterprise for AIX for versions later than 6.3.0. These instructions work for both Splunk Enterprise and the AIX version of the Splunk universal forwarder. See Run Splunk Enterprise as a systemd service for additional information on Splunk Enterprise and systemd.Įnable boot-start on machines that run AIX $SPLUNK_HOME/bin/splunk enable boot-start -user bob -systemd-managed 1 By default, Splunk Enterprise configures itself to run as a init-managed service, and does not use systemd. On Linux machines that use the systemd system manager, you can configure Splunk Enterprise to let systemd control it. Note the addition of the user field and -c '"$SPLUNK_HOME/bin/splunk" status'Ĭonfirm that each splunk command has single quotes around it, and is preceded with the service user substitution.Ĭhanges take effect the next time you boot the machine.Įnable boot-start on machines that run systemd

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Update the service file to add the service user, and enclose the command in single quotes.

Using a text editor, open /etc/init.d/splunk for editing.

Change the ownership of the Splunk installation directory and all its files to user bob:.

$SPLUNK_HOME/bin/splunk enable boot-start -user bob You can substitute 'bob' with the user that Splunk software should use to start at boot time on the local machine. The following procedure configures Splunk software to start at boot time as the user 'bob'. If it does not, then create the user prior to running this procedure. The user that you want to run Splunk software as must already exist. If you do not run Splunk software as the root user, you can pass in the -user parameter to specify the Splunk software user. $SPLUNK_HOME/bin/splunk enable boot-start Otherwise, you must run the following commands with the sudo utility.

Log into the machine that you have installed Splunk software on and that you want to configure to run at boot time.

This utility creates an init script (or makes a similar configuration change, depending on your OS). Splunk provides a utility that updates your system boot configuration so that the software starts when the system boots up. To disable this, see Disable boot-start on Windows at the end of this topic. On Windows, the installer configures Splunk software to start at machine startup. Nearly all distributions include sudo but if yours does not have it, you should consult the help for your distribution to download, install, and configure it.Įnable boot-start on the Windows platform You can configure the software as either the root user, or as a regular user with the sudo command.

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On *nix platforms, you must manually configure the software to start at boot time after you install it. All on-premises versions of Splunk software can be configure this way. This reduces interruption of both sending and receiving data. On most operating systems, you can configure Splunk software to start running automatically after the machine and operating system boots. Configure Splunk Enterprise to start at boot time