Which setting is used in indexes.conf to specify alternate locations for accelerated storage?

The setting that specifies alternate locations for accelerated storage in the indexes.conf file is referred to as TstatsHomePath. This parameter is used specifically to define where summary index data (which is related to accelerated searches) is stored. When you configure TstatsHomePath, you effectively instruct Splunk to use a designated directory for the files generated by the acceleration of report searches, allowing for optimized performance and better management of storage resources.

In contrast, HomePath is utilized for defining the primary storage location of indexed data. AcceleratedPath does not exist as an official configuration option within the indexes.conf context. StoragePath typically refers to the location where the raw indexed data resides, rather than where accelerated storage is managed. By understanding the purpose of each of these settings, it becomes clear that TstatsHomePath is the correct choice for specifying alternate locations for accelerated storage.