When viewing results of a search job from the Activity menu, which of the following is displayed?
A. New events based on the current time range picker
B. The same events based on the current time range picker
C. The same events from when the original search was executed
D. New events in addition to the same events from the original search
Which of the following is the most efficient search?
A. index=* “failed password”
B. “failed password” index=*
C. (index=* OR index=security) “failed password”
D. index=security “failed password”
Field names are case sensitive
A. True
B. False
Which of the following is an accurate definition of fields within Splunk?
A. Inherent entities that exist in event data.
B. A searchable key/value pair in event data.
C. Values pulled exclusively from lookup tables.
D. A non-searchable name/value pair used while indexing data.
Explanation: Fields are searchable key/value pairs in event data. They allow you to specify criteria for your searches and filter out unwanted events. Fields can be extracted automatically by Splunk software during indexing or searching, or manually by users using various methods. Fields are not inherent entities that exist in event data, but rather interpretations of data by Splunk software or users. Fields are not values pulled exclusively from lookup tables, although lookup tables can be used to add fields to events based on existing fields. Fields are not non-searchable name/value pairs used while indexing data, but rather searchable attributes that can be used to refine searches5.
What result will you get with following search index=test
sourcetype="The_Questionnaire_P*" ?
A. the_questionnaire _pedia
B. the_questionnaire pedia
C. the_questionnaire_pedia
D. the_questionnaire Pedia
Which symbol is used to snap the time?
A. @
B. &
C. *
D. #
Matching search terms are highlighted.
A. Yes
B. No
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