Splunk® App for Microsoft Exchange (EOL)

Deploy and Use the Splunk App for Microsoft Exchange

On October 22 2021, the Splunk App for Microsoft Exchange will reach its end of life. After this date, Splunk will no longer maintain or develop this product. The functionality in this app is migrating to a content pack in Data Integrations. Learn about the Content Pack for Microsoft Exchange.
This documentation does not apply to the most recent version of Splunk® App for Microsoft Exchange (EOL). For documentation on the most recent version, go to the latest release.

Network Monitoring Browser

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The "Network monitoring browser" dashboard allows you to monitor many aspects of your Windows network. The dashboard has a single panel, which lists:

  • Host name.
  • Network communication direction.
  • Packet type.
  • Protocol version.
  • Remote host name.
  • Local and remote ports the transaction used.
  • The process that spawned the network activity.
  • The user that started the process.

You can filter the host list by selecting entries from the following drop-down list boxes:

  • "Local Host"
  • "Direction"
  • "Protocol"
  • "Packet type"
  • "Remote host"
  • "Remote port"
  • "Local port"
  • "Process name"
  • "User name"
Last modified on 14 May, 2014
Network Monitoring Operations   Print Monitoring Overview

This documentation applies to the following versions of Splunk® App for Microsoft Exchange (EOL): 3.0.1, 3.0.2, 3.0.3

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