Splunk installation and LDAP integration
The installation steps are for RHEL 5 64 bit
1) Create user
#useradd -m splunkadm
#passwd splunkadm
Login an splunkadm
2) Install Splunk
Download splunk-4.1.3-80534-Linux-x86_64.tgz from splunk.com
Copy to /opt or install folder
#tar -xvf splunk-4.1.3-80534-Linux-x86_64.tgz
The contents will be extracted to /opt/splunk
3) Start Splunk
/opt/splunk/bin/splunk start
Launch the web console http://{ip_address}:8000
Login using user admin and password changeme
4) Check status
/opt/splunk/bin/splunk status
5) Import License
Navigate to Manager -> License. Paste your license.
Restart Splunk
/opt/splunk/bin/splunk restart
6) Email Settings
Navigate to Manager > System settings > Email alert settings
Set appropriate parameters. PDF report option can be selected.
7) Setup Authentication
a) Navigate to Manager > Access controls > Authentication method
Set appropriate parameters.
For Active Directory
Host: {your_ad_host}
Port: 389
Bind DN: {your_bind_user_id}
Bind DN Password: {your_bind_user_id_password}
User Base DN: {as appropriate}
User base filter: {Leave empty: set it later}
User name attribute: samaccountname
Real name attribute: cn
Group mapping attribute: dn
Group base DN: {as appropriate}
Group name attribute: cn
Group member attribute: member
Save
b) You should see a new link Configure LDAP role mapping
If you see any errors, correct the LDAP settings.
Click on the Configure LDAP role mapping link.
Select a group and asssign the desired roles.
7) Setup Authentication
a) Navigate to Manager > Access controls > Authentication method
Set appropriate parameters.
For Active Directory
Host: {your_ad_host}
Port: 389
Bind DN: {your_bind_user_id}
Bind DN Password: {your_bind_user_id_password}
User Base DN: {as appropriate}
User base filter: {Leave empty: set it later}
User name attribute: samaccountname
Real name attribute: cn
Group mapping attribute: dn
Group base DN: {as appropriate}
Group name attribute: cn
Group member attribute: member
Save
b) You should see a new link Configure LDAP role mapping
If you see any errors, correct the LDAP settings.
Click on the Configure LDAP role mapping link.
Select a group and asssign the desired roles.
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