SPLK-2003 Exam Dumps : Splunk SOAR Certified Automation Developer Exam

To integrate Splunk Phantom with a Splunk Cloud instance, network communication over certain ports is necessary. The default ports for web traffic are TCP 80 for HTTP and TCP 443 for HTTPS. Since Splunk Cloud instances are accessed over the internet, ensuring that these ports are open is essential for Phantom to communicate with Splunk Cloud for various operations, such as running searches, sending data, and receiving results. It is important to note that TCP 8088 is typically used by Splunk's HTTP Event Collector (HEC), which may also be relevant depending on the integration specifics.

The Splunk App for Phantom allows users to run Splunk queries directly from within the Phantom platform. This app facilitates the integration between Splunk and Phantom, enabling users to post data to Splunk as events, update notable events, run SPL (Search Processing Language) queries, and pull events from Splunk into Phantom. By configuring the asset settings and ingest settings in the configured asset, users can leverage the full capabilities of Splunk within the Phantom environment1.

References:

Integrating Splunk Phantom with Splunk Enterprise - TekStream Solutions

To configure the Analyst Queue to only show new events that are assigned to the current user "pat", the correct filter would involve two conditions:

status=new: This ensures that only new events are displayed.

owner=pat: This ensures that the displayed events are specifically assigned to the user "pat."

By applying both of these filters, the user will only see events that are both in the "new" status and assigned to them. The other options, such as filtering for "label" or using "or" in the filter, would either result in showing incorrect data or broader results that are not restricted to new events assigned to the user.

References:

Splunk SOAR Documentation: Analyst Queue Filters.

Splunk SOAR User Guide for Customizing Event Views.