What must be done before an automatic lookup can be created? (Choose all that apply.)
What must be done before an automatic lookup can be created? (Choose all that apply.)
Before creating an automatic lookup in Splunk, it is essential to first create the lookup definition, as this specifies how the lookup should behave. Additionally, the lookup file must be uploaded to Splunk to provide the data necessary for the lookup process. These two steps ensure that the lookup is properly defined and the necessary data is available for Splunk to use.
lookup file upload is optional. For instance, for KVstore and Scripted Lookup, you don't really need lookup file. So B is correct
BCD... when we upload a file we need to test aswell if it actually displays the contents | inputlookup test.csv
B,C . 189 in pdf
The answer is BC, slide 189 of Splunk Fundamentals 1
lookup file is optional. For instance, for KVlookup ypu don't really need lookup file
B, C ( I think D is just optional)
link: https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/7.2.6/Knowledge/DefineanautomaticlookupinSplunkWeb Under Prerequisites at the top , stated "A lookup definition that you have defined previously."
B, C, D
Apologies please ignore my previous comment. Correct answer is B. The explanation from "oksey" is correct
BC both are correct
Ans : B The lookup definition must be created. referece link https://www.certification-questions.com/pdf-download/splunk/splk-1001-pdf.pdf https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/7.2.6/Knowledge/ DefineanautomaticlookupinSplunkWeb
I asked ChatGPT, "To create an automatic lookup in Splunk, the following must be done: The lookup definition must be created. The lookup file must be uploaded to Splunk. The lookup file must be verified using the inputlookup command. Therefore, options B, C, and D are all correct. The lookup command is not necessary for creating an automatic lookup."
B y C is the correct
A lookup definition that you have defined previously. IS B
Splunk fundamental page is 196 for Automatic Lookup
B is correct, if you test it the file is not required
B For Sure