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ukncsc · Jul 16, 2020 · fcb7651 · fcb7651
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diff --git a/Chapter 4 Files/dashboards v0.3.0.ndjson b/Chapter 4 Files/dashboards v0.3.0.ndjson
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 First you will need to create an index. If you would like to use the pre-made dashboards, the import process creates the index for you.
 
-The dashboard and visualisation objects are contained within a NDJSON file (previously JSON) and can be easily imported by clicking ‘Management’ -> ‘Saved Objects’. Please follow the steps in Figure 1, and the NDJSON files are located in [Chapter 4 Files\dashboard 'version'.ndjson](/Chapter%204%20Files/).
+The dashboard and visualisation objects are contained within a NDJSON file (previously JSON) and can be easily imported 
+*** IMPORTANT: You must open the dashboard file (in notepad or similar) and use find an replace to change all instances of "ChangeThisDomain" to your kibana URL:
+If you use a hostname to access kibana then it should be ```https://kibanahostname.example.com\``` where kibanahostname.example.com is your kibana DNS name
+if you use an ip to access kibana ```https://127.0.0.1\``` where 127.0.0.1 is the ip of your kibana
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+You can now import the dashboards by clicking ‘Management’ -> ‘Saved Objects’. Please follow the steps in Figure 1, and the NDJSON files are located in [Chapter 4 Files\dashboard 'version'.ndjson](/Chapter%204%20Files/).
 
 
 ![Importing Objects](import.png)