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Match the forwarder data type with its characteristics:

1) Unparsed - Data sent unaltered over TCP and not converted into Splunk2Splunk format
2) Parsed - Forwarded data skips indexer data pipelines precluding any further parsing
3) Raw - Data is collected and sent on with metadata
4) Unparsed - HF processes data into events, examines, tags, and then forwards/routes
5) Parsed - Uses INDEXED_EXTRACTIONS, parsing, filtering, anonymizing, or routing in
6) Raw - HF processes data into events, examines, tags, and then forwards/routes

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Final answer:

The forwarder data types can be matched based on their characteristics.

Step-by-step explanation:

The forwarder data types can be matched with their characteristics as follows:

  1. Unparsed - Data sent unaltered over TCP and not converted into Splunk2Splunk format.
  2. Parsed - Forwarded data skips indexer data pipelines precluding any further parsing.
  3. Raw - Data is collected and sent on with metadata.
  4. Unparsed - HF processes data into events, examines, tags, and then forwards/routes.
  5. Parsed - Uses INDEXED_EXTRACTIONS, parsing, filtering, anonymizing, or routing.
  6. Raw - HF processes data into events, examines, tags, and then forwards/routes.

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