Splunk SPLK-3001 Exam Dumps - Valid Questions Answers

To navigate to the ES graphical Navigation Bar editor, you need to click the Configure menu in the ES app bar, then select General, and then select Navigation. The Navigation page allows you to customize the navigation bar of the ES app by adding, removing, or reordering the menu items. You can also edit the labels, icons, and links of the menu items. You can use the graphical editor to drag and drop the menu items, or you can edit the navigation XML directly. For more information, see Customize the navigation bar in Splunk Enterprise Security1. The other options, A, C, and D, are not correct. There is no Navigation Menu option under the Configure menu. The Settings menu does not allow you to edit the navigation bar of the ES app. The Settings menu only allows you to edit the navigation menus of the Splunk platform, such as the app launcher and the user menu. References =

• Customize the navigation bar in Splunk Enterprise Security

Design navigation graphs | Android Developers1

Design navigation graphs | Android Developers

When investigating an incident in Splunk Enterprise Security, the best way to store a newly-found IOC (indicator of compromise) is to click the “Add Artifact” button. This button allows you to add an artifact to the current investigation from any dashboard or search result. An artifact is a piece of machine data that indicates risk, such as an IP address, a domain name, a file hash, or a user name. By adding an artifact to the investigation, you can enrich the context of the incident, track the artifact across multiple data sources, and share the artifact with other analysts. You can also use the artifact to create a threat intelligence indicator, which can be used to detect and alert on future threats12. References = 1: Add artifacts to an investigation - Splunk Documentation. 2: About investigations in Splunk Enterprise Security - Splunk Documentation.

The setting that is used in indexes.conf to specify alternate locations for accelerated storage is tstatsHomePath. Accelerated storage is the location where Splunk Enterprise stores the summary data for accelerated data models and reports. By default, acceleration storage is allocated in the same location as the index containing the raw events being accelerated. However, if you need to specify alternate locations for your accelerated storage, you can use the tstatsHomePath setting in indexes.conf. This setting allows you to define a different path for the summary data, which can improve the performance and efficiency of the data model acceleration. For example, you can set the tstatsHomePath to a faster disk or a different volume than the index homePath12. References = 1: Managing data models in Enterprise Security - Splunk Lantern - Indexes allow list. 2: indexes.conf - Splunk Documentation - tstatsHomePath.