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Active Administrator 8.6 - Installation Guide

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Installation Considerations for Active Administrator

System requirements Server hardware requirements

Server software requirements SQL Server requirements Console requirements

Console hardware requirements Console software requirements

Audit agents requirements Workstation logon audit agents requirements Web Console requirements System Center requirements Port requirements Additional requirements User privilege requirements

Password recovery Services Audit database

Active Administrator module requirements

Home Search Certificates Security and Delegation Active Directory Health

Required permissions for Active Directory Health Active Administrator Data Services (ADS) requirements Data collectors requirements

Auditing & Alerts Group Policy Active Directory Recovery DC Management DNS Management Active Administrator Module Configuration

Active Directory Health minimum permissions

Active Directory Health module Active Directory Health Module Configuration Agents Notifications Troubleshooter

AFS service account minimum permissions Diagnostic Console minimum permissions Upgrade and compatibility Product licensing

Installing and configuring Active Administrator

Backing up your data Installing Active Administrator server Configuring the server

Applying a license file Creating a passphrase Setting the Active Administrator database Setting the Active Administrator archive database Configuring purge and archive settings Storing Active Administrator data Setting up the email server Setting up features and the owner Configuring active template delegation enforcement Configuring group policy history Configuring Active Directory backups Configuring Active Administrator users Configuring service accounts Connecting to System Center Operations Manager and Enabling SNMP Notifications Reviewing selections

Installing Active Administrator console Setting up the console

Setting up auditing on domain controllers Installing audit agents Creating alerts

Setting up workstation logon auditing

Deploying the workstation logon audit agent Enabling the default port

Using Active Administrator

Appendix: Active Administrator Server Manager

Starting the Active Administrator Server Manager Active Administrator Foundation and Data Services

SQL Full-Text Search

Web Server Configuration Managing Security

Managing the passphrase Managing file security Managing database security Recovering from a lost passphrase

Diagnostic Console minimum permissions

To run the Diagnostic Console, the Domain Administrator permission is recommended.

The Performance Monitor Users and Performance Log Users permissions are the minimum permissions required to collect most, but not all, Active Directory performance data on the target domain controller.

The Domain Administrator permission is needed for the Diagnostic Console to collect data and display the following critical alarms on target domain controllers:

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Records and registration status for DNS entries

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Percentage of disk space consumed on the system disk

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Active Directory store database size, the amount of free space remaining, and the total size of the drive

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Domain controller configuration, such as Installed Software, Installed Hotfixes, and Network Adapters, on the target domain controller

Upgrade and compatibility

Note the following when upgrading Active Administrator.

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Active Administrator 8.6 supports in-place upgrades from Active Administrator versions 8.4 or 8.5. Upgrades from previous editions are not supported. To perform an in-place upgrade to Active Administrator 8.6 from a version of Active Administrator that is earlier than 8.4, you must first upgrade to Active Administrator 8.4.

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Installing Active Administrator 8.6 onto an existing Active Administrator installation will result in the removal of the earlier version. Active Administrator databases, both live and archive databases, will be upgraded automatically to version 8.6.

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A database upgraded by Active Administrator 8.6 cannot be used by previous versions and the database upgrade cannot be rolled back.

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Data within the Active Administrator share can be used by Active Administrator 8.6.

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If you use group policy to deploy the Workstation Logon Auditing Agents (WLAA), the 8.6 installation process will not update the agent on the user workstations. You must replace the install package at the software distribution share with the 8.6 version. Computers will upgrade to the Active Administrator 8.6 WLAA the next time they are started.

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The Active Directory Health features available in Active Administrator 8.6 each require a separate license. If you do not have a license file to apply, the module does not appear in Active Administrator. You will see the Certificate Management feature listed under the Configuration module, but when you select the feature, a warning displays that a license is required.

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The Active Directory Health Analyzer agent must be upgraded to the current version.

Product licensing

You need either a trial or full license to use Active Administrator. If you have questions about your license, contact your sales representative.

NOTE: The full and evaluation versions of Active Administrator are identical. The license file is the sole determinant of program functionality. Limitations during the free 30-day trial period include:

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Unlimited auditing of domain controllers.

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Certificate Management and Active Directory Health are not included.

The Certificate Management and Active Directory Health features each require a separate license. If you do not have a license file to apply, the module does not appear in Active Administrator. You will see the Certificate Management feature listed under the Configuration module, but when you select the feature, a warning displays that a license is required.

You apply the license the first time you launch the AA Configuration Wizard following the installation of the server component. You must have your license available prior to beginning the install process.

To apply the license file when you first start the configuration wizard

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If you are installing Active Administrator, the configuration wizard opens automatically. Otherwise, open the AA Configuration Wizard from the Start menu.

The first time you start the configuration wizard, you must apply a valid license file.

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Select Active Administrator, and click Update License.

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Locate the license file(s). A license file is approximately 1 KB in size and has a .dlv file extension. Once applied, the License Status should indicate Installed or Trial depending on the type of license.

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Click OK to continue with the configuration wizard.

To update your license

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From the Start menu, open AA Server Manager.

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To view details about the current license, click Details.

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To update the license, click Updated License.

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Locate the license file (*.dlv), and click Open.

Installing and configuring Active Administrator

Installing and configuring Active Administrator

Quest® Active Administrator® has two main components: Server and Console. Install the Console component on any computer that requires it. The Server component needs to be installed on only one computer. Both the Console and Server components can be installed on the same server.

To install and configure Active Administrator, follow the steps in these sections:

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Backing up your data

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Installing Active Administrator server

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Configuring the server

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Installing Active Administrator console

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Setting up the console

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Setting up workstation logon auditing

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Using Active Administrator

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