Determine which version of Splunk UBA you are running

Find the version of Splunk UBA that you are running, and provide this information when you need to contact Customer Support.

Find your Splunk UBA version from the Splunk UBA web interface

To find your Splunk UBA version using the Splunk UBA web interface, perform the following tasks:

1. From the home page in Splunk UBA, scroll to the bottom and click About.
2. The following popup window appears:
   
   The Application Version shows the latest platform version that is installed. The Subscription Content shows the latest content release that is installed. See About Splunk UBA release types for more information about the different types of Splunk UBA releases.
3. Click the X at the top-right corner of the window to dismiss the window.

Find your Splunk UBA version from the CLI

If the Splunk UBA web interface is not available, you can also find your Splunk UBA version from the CLI. Perform the following tasks:

1. SSH to the Splunk UBA server as the caspida user.
2. Run the following command:

   cat /opt/caspida/conf/version.properties

   For example:

   caspida@ubahost-001:~$ cat /opt/caspida/conf/version.properties
   git-version=b3f9a422e58b178b713b42186541b41d3487c762
   release-number=4.2.0
   build-number=3
   release-version=4.2.0-20180927-000003
   caspida@ubahost-001:~
   

You can also find your Splunk UBA version by running the health check script:

1. SSH to the Splunk UBA server as the caspida user.
2. Run the following command:

   /opt/caspida/bin/utils/uba_health_check.sh

   At the end of the output, you will see the operating system and Splunk UBA version. For example:

   current os:               'Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 7.5 (Maipo)'
   current uba:              '4.2.0-20180927-000003'
   current content:          '4.2.0-20180927-000003'
   current db:               '4.2'