OK, guys, so in the last lecture, we downloaded the including I so now we're going to set a static
IP for spelunkers and then download the enterprise server software.
All right.
So first, we need to log in with the credentials we created user name Splunk.
So we'll just update everything first.
All right.
So that looks good.
Let's go ahead and log into Splunk so we can get the software.
So if you go to spank dot com, click on products, you go down to free trials and downloads, they'll
take you here.
Then you scroll down and you'll see Splunk Enterprise and you can download a trial here.
If you click download the free trial, it'll take you to this place where basically it says you get
500 megabytes of data index and then after that you'll have a perpetual free license, which is more
limited than the enterprise trial.
But you can still use Splunk even after the trial expires.
All right.
So we're going to get the installation package for Linux.
So we're going to go for the Debian package.
If you click download now, it'll take you here and then we can just use W Kit here to pull it in.
So we're going to go out and pull this in from our Windows PC so we can just access to Splunk and copy
and paste it into the window first.
Let's make sure SNH is listening.
And it is running, that's really good.
Let's get the I.P. address, one entity, 168.
Eighty eight point 134, so we'll flip this back over to Nat.
So we can connect this one.
Yes, h h h 192, 168, 88, dot 134.
Yes.
Put in the password or good.
We're here in San Jose to get the get command.
All right, looks good.
All right, so let's go ahead and install it through the Peachy pkg I Espie, and we just have complete.
All right.
We got some kind of error message here.
This is directory exist and does.
That's kind of weird.
Never seen that.
No such from directory.
I mean, it just cannot statt.
Copy.
It's almost like I tried to copy something into a directory that doesn't exist, but, you know, it
should have just created it.
Let's switch over the route
and let's just try it this way.
Deep cagy, I spoke.
I don't know what's going on here, but I don't want to have sparking some kind of halfway state, so
I'm going to remove that folder.
And we'll go back to this Panchita
to the home directory will remove this file, let's just get the the one the other one, the DA file.
So we'll go back here.
And what do we want?
We want the DA.
I mean, that is really weird, I'm not sure.
See, sometimes stuff like this happens, right?
I mean, it's a clean install of them would do.
And of course, you know, I could Google that error message, but sometimes it's faster just to try
a different package.
So I'm going to try the tar archive, the compressed tar archive.
All right.
So we'll go to get a gun control, see to copy, go back into the window, control chiva or right click,
I guess.
There we go.
Let's try this.
All right.
It's back.
And you know, one thing he really should do, by the way, when you're doing this is if we go back
here and see how it says, let's sit down with the MDVIP technically supposed to do this copyleft.
Right.
We get.
And then right quick, 75 in here.
Let's see what does this system D5 That's right, and if we do have some on Splunk, you basically checking
to see if it matches and you can see.
The five Ashes match, so the Indy five has shown that maybe five ashfall matches the Indy five checksum
for the Splunk tofile so the file isn't corrupt.
Right.
So we've solved we know that's not an issue if it doesn't work this time.
Now we're just going to extract the zip that the zip the archive.
That's what it means.
Be were both in the file is Splunk, and they were going to send it out.
To the folder.
And the photo doesn't exist that will make it
retry this command.
All right, to that, let's get let's get over to that folder.
Make sure it looks right at its bunk.
All right.
That was good.
Let's just change the ownership of the Splunk directory to the Splunk user.
Right now, it's not owned by Splunk.
So we'll say zero change ownership, be recursive.
They want everything to be in the sparkies there in this one group, Facebook.
Now we type this command.
It's owned by Splunk.
Come into this folder and we have everything we need in there.
Right.
So now let's install the static IP through them at the net plan.
Zero zero installer.
All right, press I to edit what is going to change a few things here.
We're going to set the addresses to 10, 100, zero, 90 plus 20 for Gateway will be 10 100 zero one.
That's our open since router name servers.
Have these addresses, 10, 100, zero, 50, that that's our main controller, everything else is good
scapes of these zero net plan generate zero net plan apply.
All right, so we got disconnected, of course, because we changed the IP, so let's flip over to hostilely
so we can connect.
All right, and now we're going to try to connect to the IP we just said after we said Splunk over to
host only, of course.
All right, that looks good, and we're back so we can run the net plan to make sure it worked.
Not in that play, not plan net play.
What is that?
The video game for him.
All right.
So we'll go to city after Splunk, then zero Splunk start except license.
And we'll put in the credentials for Splunk, which I'm just using the same username and password that
I'm using everywhere else.
All right.
So looks like a came up and then we'll tell it to start on automatically.
Very cool.
Let's see if we can get to the interface.
Yeah.
So were they're very, very good.
So we finally got here in the next lecture, we're going to log into Splunk and then we will start the
configuration and getting the apps and everything working.
All right.
So I'll see you guys in the next lecture by.