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Question 48

Which Splunk indexer operating system platform is supported when sending logs from a Windows universal forwarder?

    Correct Answer: A

    Logs from a Windows universal forwarder can be sent to a Splunk indexer on any supported operating system platform. The forwarder and indexer communicate over TCP, making them platform agnostic as long as the operating systems are within the supported platforms.

Discussion
giubalOption: A

As per "data administrator" pdf about windows input "–Data can be forwarded to any Splunk indexer on any OS platform"

Bianchi

Yup, Pag: 185

Josi12Option: A

The answer is A. Regardless of the OS host the forwarder/indexer; from the forwarder box configure IP address of the indexer(s) and replication port 9997.

Praf7Option: A

Option A is correct

AbuAliOption: A

This question is tricky It's not B & C A is confusing its support all OS (within the sphere of supported platforms) So it's could be D but I will go with A See below link for more details https://answers.splunk.com/answers/153612/what-is-the-best-way-to-get-data-from-a-linux-forwarder-to-a-windows-indexer.html

ucsdmiami2020

Agreed A. Quoting the provided Splunk Reference URL "The forwarder/indexer relationship can be considered platform agnostic (within the sphere of supported platforms) because they exchange their data handshake (and the data, if you wish) over TCP.

lollo1234Option: A

A is correct. Never use a windows deployment-server to manage Linux hosts, it's unsupported

Shaq007Option: A

A. Any OS platform.

ApisOption: A

A is correct

samsam5136431Option: A

Data can be forwarded to any Splunk indexer on any OS platform

yybbbOption: A

Data can be forwarded to any Splunk indexer on any OS platform

royjn1981Option: A

As per "data administrator" pdf about windows input "–Data can be forwarded to any Splunk indexer on any OS platform"

amesOption: A

I think the UF has to be Windows specific for windows events/inputs but indexer can run any OS platform