What does the Inputs Data Manager NOT support according to its features?

The Inputs Data Manager is a feature in Splunk that is primarily focused on managing data inputs for indexing. It provides functionalities that cater to various aspects of data handling, but it does not encompass all features associated with data management.

Handling scripted inputs, modular input capabilities, and data management are all supported features of the Inputs Data Manager. Scripted inputs allow you to gather data from external sources through scripts, which is a common requirement for integrating complex data sources. Modular input capabilities extend this functionality, allowing for a more flexible way to collect data using different modules that can be configured as needed. Additionally, the management of incoming data is a core functionality of the Inputs Data Manager, aiding administrators in organizing and supervising data streams.

What the Inputs Data Manager does not inherently support is the creation and management of HTTP Event Collector (HEC) tokens. HEC is a separate feature that provides a mechanism for ingesting data over HTTP, and while it plays an important role in data collection, token management specifically falls outside the scope of the Inputs Data Manager. Therefore, this makes HEC token creation and management the correct response in this context.