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Can you please provide the Splunk search and indexer nodes health check url to use this for DNS / VIP level to check whether the nodes are active or not.
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An HTTP poll to port 8089 (or whichever port you have configured) should return valid XML. This is, actually, a FAQ. Checking the presence of port 9997 (default) is a good indicator of a working indexer.
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An HTTP poll to port 8089 (or whichever port you have configured) should return valid XML. This is, actually, a FAQ. Checking the presence of port 9997 (default) is a good indicator of a working indexer.
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Thanks for the up-vote, but it is better just to mark your question answered so it can be seen at a glance.
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Sorry. If not http, https.
If you log into your indexer, you should be able to see which ports with a netstat command.
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Thanks, Can you provide the sample url which will provide the xml response with default settings/port.
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i am getting the below response, Can you please provide the valid url,
[splunk@aozaplp00030 tmp]$ curl http://IPAddress:8089/
curl: (52) Empty reply from server
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