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Security Explorer 9.9.2 - User Guide

Getting Started with Security Explorer Managing permissions Searching Managing security Managing objects
Managing folders and files Managing shares Managing registry keys Managing services Managing tasks Managing groups and users Managing Favorites Managing Enterprise Scopes Updating licenses Managing network drives
Working with Microsoft SQL Server Working with Microsoft Exchange
Checking minimum requirements Viewing Exchange permissions Granting Exchange permissions Revoking Exchange permissions Cloning Exchange permissions Searching for Exchange server objects and permissions Backing up and restoring Exchange server security Modifying Exchange permissions Managing Exchange group memberships Exporting Exchange security permissions Creating Exchange databases Creating public folder mailboxes Managing Exchange administrators Managing Exchange distribution groups Managing mail contacts Managing mail users Managing mailboxes Managing mailbox folders Managing public folders Using role based access control Setting options for Exchange security
Working with Microsoft SharePoint Working with Access Explorer Working with Microsoft Active Directory Customizing Security Explorer Using the command line Using PowerShell cmdlets Troubleshooting

Adding an agent to a remotely-managed computer

You can have multiple computers running the Access Explorer agent to scan a managed computer.

To add an agent to a remotely managed computer
1
Navigate to Access Explorer Management | Manage Computers.
2
Select a remotely managed computer and click Add Agent.
- OR -
Right-click a remotely managed computer and select Add Agent.
3
On the Scopes page, select which folders or shares you want the agent to scan.
Folders, files, or shares assigned to other agents are unavailable for selection. If you need to reassign which folders or shares to scan, see Modifying the scope of a scan.
4
Click Next.
5
On the Agent page, assign an Agent Computer and Service Account.
6
Set the schedule.
7
Click Finish.

Removing a managed computer

Removing the Access Explorer agent does not affect the contents of the Access Explorer database. Once the agent is removed, no new data is entered into the database, but the existing data remains.

To remove a managed computer
1
Select Tools | Access Explorer Configuration.
2
Click Configure Access Explorer.
3
Open the Manage Computers tab.
If a managed computer has multiple agents, the managed computer will be listed once for each agent.
4
To remove only one agent, select that agent and click Remove.
- OR -
If the entire managed computer needs to be removed, select all of its rows and click Remove.
5
Click Yes.
6
Click OK.
The Status column reflects the Deconfiguration and Uninstall of the Access Explorer agent. The status updates automatically, but you also can click Refresh to update the Status column. See Agent status descriptions.

Restarting an agent

Restarting the agent causes a full rescan of the selected managed computer. A full scan occurs with a restart if you have enabled this option on the Agent page in the Properties of the managed computer. See Changing the scan schedule.

 
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NOTE: To determine whether data in the client is the most current from the agent, ensure that the data state of the managed computer being examined is marked as Data Available.
To restart an agent
1
Select Tools | Access Explorer Configuration.
2
Click Configure Access Explorer.
3
Open the Manage Computers tab.
4
Select the managed computer and click Restart.
5
Click Yes.
6
Click OK.
A red dot appears next to the managed computer and the status becomes Agent unregistered while the agent is restarted. The status updates automatically, but you also can click Refresh to update the status. When the restart is complete, the status is OK.

Understanding the status of your agent

When an agent is installed and scanning data, the Status column indicates OK and the Data State column indicates Data Available. If there is anything wrong with the agent, the state of the agent becomes unhealthy and the Status column displays text that may help with your troubleshooting.

Agent status descriptions

The following table details the possible entries in the Status field:

 
Table 3. Agent status descriptions in Access Explorer
Agent status
Description

Agent Unregistered

Agent has unregistered.

Configuration Failed

An error has occurred while creating the agent on the agent host computer.

Configuration in Progress

Agent is being configured.

Deconfiguration Failed

An error occurred while removing the agent from the agent host computer.

Deconfiguration in Progress

The agent is being removed.

Deleting

The agent is being deleted.

Deleting and Uninstalling

The agent software is being uninstalled.

Expired Lease

The agent has failed to renew its lease, which is often an indication of an error on the agent computer. Ensure that the agent is capable of communicating with the server.

Incompatible Agent Version

An unsupported agent version has attempted to register with the server.

Install Failed

An error occurred while installing the agent.

Install in Progress

The agent installation is in progress.

OK

The agent is in a good state and not experiencing any problems.

Registration Failed

An error occurred while the agent was attempting to register with the server.

Resolved

The agent computer has been resolved. This is a temporary state.

Uninstall in Progress

The agent is being uninstalled.

Uninstalled

The uninstall has finished. This is a temporary state.

Unresolvable

The agent computer has not yet been resolved.

Upgrading Agents

The agents for this host are being upgraded to a newer software version.

Waiting for Agent First Connection

The management server is waiting for the agent to register with the server for the first time.

Data state descriptions

The following table details the possible entries in the Data State column:

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