Splunk SPLK-1001 Exam Questions
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Updated On: 6-Apr-2026

Which of the following are common constraints of the top command?

  1. limit, count
  2. limit, showpercent
  3. limits, countfield
  4. showperc, countfield

Answer(s): B



What is the purpose of using a by clause with the stats command?

  1. To group the results by one or more fields.
  2. To compute numerical statistics on each field.
  3. To specify how the values in a list are delimited.
  4. To partition the input data based on the split-by fields.

Answer(s): A



Which events will be returned by the following search string? host=www3 status=503

  1. All events that either have a host of www3 or a status of 503.
  2. All events with a host of www3 that also have a status of 503
  3. We need more information: we cannot tell without knowing the time range
  4. We need more information a search cannot be run without specifying an index

Answer(s): B



Which of the following searches would return events with failure in index netfw or warn or critical in index netops?

  1. (index=netfw failure) AND index=netops warn OR critical
  2. (index=netfw failure) OR (index=netops (warn OR critical))
  3. (index=netfw failure) AND (index=netops (warn OR critical))
  4. (index=netfw failure) OR index=netops OR (warn OR critical)

Answer(s): B



Select the answer that displays the accurate placing of the pipe in the following search string:
index=security sourcetype=access_* status=200 stats count by price

  1. index=security sourcetype=access_* status=200 stats | count by price
  2. index=security sourcetype=access_* status=200 | stats count by price
  3. index=security sourcetype=access_* status=200 | stats count | by price
  4. index=security sourcetype=access_* | status=200 | stats count by price

Answer(s): B



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