Did you happen to refresh the index pattern (in Kibana) by any chance? If yes, can you try reloading the dashboards again, without refreshing the index pattern.
I have tried both Tudor, even with refresh the index pattern and also deleted the index pattern and created new file beat index pattern and imported again only the dashboard and visualization and searches still this issue comes when i click on any visualizations.
@Sujith I can't reproduce the issue with ES, Kibana, and Filebeat all at version 5.5.0. Do you have the same? I didn't test on Windows, but I don't expect that to make a difference.
Btw, is there a reason you used the -dir option? if you just run .\import_dashboards, it downloads the dashboards for you. Can you try that, please?
Can anyone reply to us the solution, please? It would be great to hear from someone from ELK team about a solution to my issue regarding Filebeat Visualizations and Dashboards.
I found that deleting my Kibana indexes (and losing my past data) helped solve the problem. Once Kibana "saw" the Filebeat data it built a new index and the field parameters. I'm still learning ELK and Beats so this method is probably not correct, but it helped my issue.
Try this, delete Kibana indexes then on a client or on the host load Filebeat (see here)
Then run "filebeat.sh -e -modules=system,auditd -setup" - this will add the searches, visualizations and dashboards for Filebeat system and auditd.
Start Filebeat on your client(s) and then look at Kibana after a minute. You should see it has a filebeat-* index and that there are events in Discover. Check out the Dashboard section for the Filebeat dashboards.
This worked for me. I have stayed away from the index refresh, it seems to corrupt things.
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