Splunk SPLK-3001 Dumps Questions Answers

 According to the Splunk Enterprise Security documentation, the default ports that must be configured for Splunk Enterprise Security to function are the following:

• SplunkWeb (8000): This port provides the socket for Splunk Web, the web interface for Splunk Enterprise Security. It allows you to access the dashboards, reports, alerts, and other features of Splunk Enterprise Security from your browser. You can change this port in the web.conf file or by using the splunk set web-port command.
• Splunk Management (8089): This port is used to communicate with the splunkd daemon, the main process that runs Splunk Enterprise Security. Splunk Web talks to splunkd on this port, as does the command line interface, and any distributed connections from other servers. This port also provides the REST API endpoint for Splunk Enterprise Security. You can change this port in the server.conf file or by using the splunk set splunkd-port command.
• KV Store (8191): This port is used by the KV Store, a MongoDB-based service that stores key-value pairs of data for Splunk Enterprise Security. The KV Store is used to store and manage data for various features of Splunk Enterprise Security, such as asset and identity correlation, threat intelligence, adaptive response, and investigations. You can change this port in the server.conf file.

Therefore, the correct answer is C. SplunkWeb (8000), Splunk Management (8089), KV Store (8191). References =

• Change default values
• KV Store overview

 “10.22.63.159”, “websvr4”, and “00:26:08:18: CF:1D” would be matched against an asset in ES. An asset is a device on a network that can be identified by an IP address, MAC address, DNS name, or other attributes. ES uses an asset and identity system to correlate asset and identity information with events to enrich and provide context to the data1. The asset fields that ES can match include ip, mac, nt_host, dns, and others2. An identity is a user account that can be identified by a username, email address, phone number, or other attributes. An identity is not the same as an asset, although an identity can be associated with an asset1. References =

• Add asset and identity data to Splunk Enterprise Security
• Asset and identity fields in Splunk Enterprise Security

 The main purpose of the Dashboard Requirements Matrix document is to identify on which data model(s) each dashboard in Splunk Enterprise Security depends. The Dashboard Requirements Matrix document is a web page that lists all the dashboards in Splunk Enterprise Security and the data model datasets that populate them. The data model datasets are linked to the Common Information Model (CIM) documentation, which describes the tags, field names, and field values that the events must use to be CIM-compliant. The Dashboard Requirements Matrix document helps you to determine which data models you need to enable and accelerate for your Splunk Enterprise Security deployment, and which data sources you need to map to the data models using the technology add-ons. References =

• Dashboard requirements matrix for Splunk Enterprise Security
• Data models in the Splunk Common Information Model