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Cisco Web Security Appliance Advanced Reporting Installation, Setup, and User Guide
 
Chapter 1      Installation and Setup
(Optional) Set Up Scheduled PDF Reporting
Splunk version 6.1.4: Select Settings > Access controls > Roles
Splunk version 5.0.10: Select Manager > Access controls > Roles
Step 2
Click New or edit an existing role.
Step 3
Define search restrictions for the role. 
Example: To restrict a role to viewing data for the Sales Department, in the Restrict search terms field, 
type “department=sales”.
Step 4
Click Save.
Troubleshooting Department Membership Reporting 
Tip
Linux users: Verify that ldapsearch tool is in the Splunk user’s path.
Verify that the departments.csv file exists in the application’s lookup folder.
Windows users: Comment out “option explicit” to reveal more specific information the origin and 
and cause of an error.
Verify the LDAP paths are syntactically correct.
Verify the bind service account name is correct.
Verify the correct bind password is entered.
Test connection to the remote machine over port 389.
Verify the correct attribute was configured for the member name.
Verify the correct attribute was used for group membership.
Verify the correct attribute was configured for group name. 
(Optional) Set Up Scheduled PDF Reporting 
Splunk Web users can generate a scheduled PDF output from any dashboard, view, search or report.
Requirements 
Scheduled PDF reporting requires a Linux-based instance of Splunk running on the network. For a 
minimal installation. However, a standard Linux image with an installation of Splunk configured as a 
forwarder (no indexing or web interface required) can serve multiple Splunk instances for PDF 
generation. 
Step 1
Download and install the PDF Report Server add-on from Splunk into a Splunk instance on a single 
Linux host:
http://splunk-base.splunk.com/apps/22348/pdf-report-server-install-on-linux-only
Step 2
Ensure that the Xvfb X server, xauth and fonts for your Linux distribution are installed. These are 
included with most Linux distributions, but not installed by default. On Red Hat, type: 
yum install Xvfb xauth bitstream-vera-fonts