Install Splunk Enterprise On Windows

Splunk Windows Installation Step By Step


Step 1:- Go to https://www.splunk.com

Step 2:- Click on Free Splunk In The Upper "Right Corner".
   



Step 3:- It Will Ask You To Create An Account. Please Do The Required And Then Click On "Create Your Account Button".





Step 4:- Select Windows And Then Click On "Download Now" Button.



Step 5:- Once Download Is Complete Open The Folder In Which Splunk Is Downloaded.

Step 6:- "Check The Box" To Accept License And Then Click On "Install" Button.




Step 7:- Click On Options To Specify Splunk Installation Location Click On "Next".





Step 8:- Fill "Username And Password" Which You Used To Create Splunk Account, And Click "Next" Button.




Step 9:- Click On "Install" To Start The Installation.



Step 10:- Click On "Finish" To Complete Installation.

Step 11:- After Clicking On Finish Splunk GUI Will Be Opened In Your Default Browser. 
Enter Username And Password And Then Click On "Sign In".
 

 Now you can see you are on Splunk dashboard.








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