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Hi. Can I copy the indexes in the $SPLUNK_HOME/var/lib/splunk from a 32-bit Splunk and move to a 64-bit Splunk and expect the indexed data from 32-bit to work in 64-bit?

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asked 06 Jul '10, 18:14

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Yep, I've done it.

32-bit splunk 3.4.11 indexes -> 4.0.3 64 bit host

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answered 06 Jul '10, 18:23

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Just FYI. The other way around (moving 64bit buckets to a 32bit install) may cause issues if you have buckets are over a few hundred MB (700MB is the limit I think).... Normally you wouldn't want to do this, unless you had to roll back for some unforeseeable reason.

(06 Jul '10, 18:58) Lowell ♦

Thanks. The main index was transferred from a 32 bits to 64 bits installation. I even changed the name of the index from defaultdb to old_data without a problem.

(28 Jul '10, 06:43) alextsui
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