Splunk Core User (SPLK-1001) Certification Sample Questions

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Splunk SPLK-1001 Sample Questions:

01. The panels on an existing dashboard are in an order the team finds hard to read, and they want the busiest panel at the top of the page. What lets them change the arrangement?
a) Editing the dashboard and moving its panels
b) Rewriting the search behind each panel
c) Changing the index that the panels search
d) Changing each panel's visualization type

02. A user searches index=web error and gets far more results than expected, including events where the word error appears inside a URL or a message body. What is the most likely reason?
a) index=web only narrows the results after every other part of the search has run
b) Splunk treats a single unquoted word as a wildcard on both sides
c) The search has no transforming command, so nothing has been filtered yet
d) A bare term is matched against the whole event text, not against one named field

03. The fields sidebar shows that a field holds only three distinct values across the current results. Why is that worth noticing before the next search is written?
a) It shows how the data is spread across those values.
b) It decides which results can be put on a schedule.
c) It changes how the field is extracted from later events.
d) It fixes the order in which the search commands run.

04. A user wants the ten largest events by bytes and runs:
index=web | head 10 | sort - bytes
What does this search actually return?
a) The ten largest matching events by bytes, listed from the largest down to the smallest
b) Every matching event, ordered from largest to smallest by bytes
c) The first ten events returned, ordered from largest to smallest by bytes
d) An error, because head cannot precede sort

05. Web access events carry a numeric status code but no plain-English description of it, and a table of code-to-description pairs is available as a lookup. What does adding that lookup to the search do?
a) It removes the results whose status code is missing from the table.
b) It counts how many results share each status code and returns the totals.
c) It sorts the results so that the most common status codes appear first.
d) It adds a description to each result whose code is in the table.

06. A plain search with no extra commands returns events carrying a field that can be searched on, even though nothing of the kind was written down when the data was stored. What kind of field is it?
a) A default field
b) A field from a lookup table
c) A search-time field
d) An indexed field

07. Within one set of results, some events carry a user field and others have no such field at all. What best explains that?
a) Each event is read on its own, and not all of them carry that value.
b) A transforming command removed the field from some events.
c) The field is indexed for some of the sourcetypes and not others.
d) Role permissions hide the field on some of the events.

08. A weekly summary search takes a long time to run, and the team wants its results waiting for them each Monday morning. What does scheduling the report achieve?
a) The report is turned into a dashboard panel automatically.
b) Splunk runs the search at the set times without anyone starting it.
c) The report's results become visible to everyone in the organization.
d) The search is rewritten so that it finishes faster when someone runs it.

09. Two saved searches run on the same schedule over the same data. One leaves a fresh set of results every time it runs; the other does nothing at all unless what it finds meets a stated condition. Which is which?
a) The first is an alert and the second is a scheduled report.
b) Both are alerts with different trigger conditions.
c) Both are scheduled reports, one of them shared.
d) The first is a scheduled report and the second is an alert.

10. A lookup table mapping host names to the teams that own them was uploaded a year ago and has not been touched since. What is the risk to searches that use it?
a) Results are enriched with information that is out of date.
b) The lookup stops being applied once the table passes a certain age.
c) The events that match rows in the table are dropped from the results.
d) Searches that use the table run more slowly the older the table gets.

Answers:

Question: 01 Answer: a	Question: 02 Answer: d	Question: 03 Answer: a	Question: 04 Answer: c	Question: 05 Answer: d
Question: 06 Answer: c	Question: 07 Answer: a	Question: 08 Answer: b	Question: 09 Answer: d	Question: 10 Answer: a

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