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When setting up a new aggregation policy in Splunk IT Service Intelligence (ITSI), one of the crucial components is defining the filtering criteria. This aspect of the aggregation policy determines which events should be included in the aggregation based on specific conditions or attributes. The filtering criteria can be based on various event fields such as severity, source, event type, and other custom fields relevant to the organization's monitoring strategy. By specifying the filtering criteria, ITSI administrators can ensure that the aggregation policy is applied only to the pertinent events, thus facilitating more targeted and effective event management and reducing noise in the operational environment. This helps in organizing and prioritizing events more efficiently, enhancing the overall incident management process within ITSI.

Copy SA-IndexCreation to $SPLUNK_HOME/etc/apps/ on all individual indexers in your environment.

Throttling applies to any correlation search alert type, including notable events and actions (RSS feed, email, run script, and ticketing).

 D is the correct answer because ITSI provides multiple ways to delete multiple duplicate entities. You can use a CSV upload to overwrite existing entities with new or updated information, or delete them by setting the action field to delete. You can also use the entity lister page to select multiple entities and delete them in bulk. Alternatively, you can use a search command called | deleteentity to delete entities that match certain criteria. References: Create and update entities using a CSV file in ITSI, Delete entities in bulk in ITSI, Delete entities using the | deleteentity command in ITSI

To automatically create ServiceNow incidents when a Multi-KPI alert triggers in Splunk IT Service Intelligence (ITSI), the following approaches can be used:

C.By creating a notable event aggregation policy with a ServiceNow (SNOW) incident action:ITSI allows the creation of notable event aggregation policies that can specify actions to be taken when certain conditions are met. One of these actions can be the creation of an incident in ServiceNow, directly linking the alerting mechanism in ITSI with incident management in ServiceNow.

D.By editing the associated correlation search and specifying an alert action:Correlation searches in ITSI are used to identify patterns or conditions that signify notable events. These searches can be configured to include alert actions, such as creating a ServiceNow incident, whenever the search conditions are met. This direct integration ensures that incidents are automatically generated in ServiceNow, based on the specific criteria defined in the correlation search.

Options A and B are not standard practices for integrating ITSI with ServiceNow for automatic incident creation. The configuration typically involves setting up actionable alert mechanisms within ITSI that are specifically designed to integrate with external systems like ServiceNow.