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Change Auditor 7.4 - Web Client User Guide

Install Change Auditor Web Client Web Client Overview Overview Page Shared Overviews Administration Page Searches Page Search Results Page Administration Tasks Page Configuration Tasks (Administration Tasks Page) Auditing Tasks (Administration Tasks Page) Protection Tasks (Administration Tasks Page) Change Auditor Client Comparison

Where tab

Use the Where tab to purge events captured by specific agents, domains, or sites. By default (when the Where tab is empty), events captured by all agents will be purged or archived.

When multiple ‘where’ criteria is added to this tab, Change Auditor uses the ‘OR’ operator to evaluate events, purging or archiving events that were captured by any of the specified agents, domains or sites.

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From the Purge and Archive wizard, select Purge, and then enable Only selected events to activate the criteria tabs.
Once you have located an agent, domain or site, select it and click Add to add it to the selection list at the bottom of the dialog.
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Click OK to save your selection and close the dialog.
NOTE: Use Add With Events (instead of Add) to select agents, domains, or sites that already have an event associated with it in the database.
NOTE: To purge or archive events NOT captured by the agents, domains, or sites listed on the Where tab, select the Exclude The Following Selection(s) check box at the top of the Where tab.
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From the Purge and Archive wizard, select Purge, and then enable Only selected events to activate the criteria tabs.
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Open the Where tab, expand Add and click Add Wildcard Expression.
NOTE: If you used Add With Events, click Add Wildcard Expression on the Add Agents, Domains, Sites dialog.
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Click OK to close the dialog and add the wildcard expression to the Where tab.

Origin tab

Use the Origin tab to purge events originating from a specific workstation or server. By default, (when the Origin tab is empty) events will be purged regardless of the workstation or server from which they originated.

When multiple ‘origin’ criteria is specified on this tab, Change Auditor uses the ‘OR’ operator to evaluate events, purging or archiving events originating from any of the specified workstations or servers.

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From the Purge and Archive wizard, select Purge, and then enable Only selected events to activate the criteria tabs.
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Click OK to close the dialog and add the wildcard expression to the Origin tab.
NOTE: To purge or archive events NOT originating from the workstations or servers listed on the Origin tab, select the Exclude The Following Selection(s) check box at the top of the Origin tab.
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From the Purge and Archive wizard, select Purge and then enable Only selected events to activate the criteria tabs.
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NOTE: Use Add Wildcard Expression to enter a wildcard expression to include workstations/servers from this list based on their NetBIOS name or IP address.
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Click OK to close the dialog and add the selected workstations to the Origin tab.

Report Layouts page

The Report Layouts page is displayed when Report Layouts is selected from the Configuration task list in the navigation pane of the Administration Tasks page. From this page you can add, edit or delete global report templates that define the header and footer information for query-based reports.

The Report Layouts page contains a list of all the report templates that have been previously defined. Initially, this list contains the Default template, which will be used for all search results reports unless changed on the Report tab of a search’s Search Properties tabs.

Add

Use to display the New Report Layout dialog allowing you to name your new report and load the report designer to create a new report template.

Edit

Use to modify the selected report template.

Rename

Use to rename the selected report template.

Copy

Use to copy the selected report template. The copy will appear on the Report Layouts page.

Delete

Use to delete the selected report template.

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Click Configuration.
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Select Report Layouts in the Configuration task list to open the Report Layouts page.
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Click Add to display the New Report Layout dialog. Enter a descriptive name for the new report template and click OK.
To add a page header, click the Page Header button. Click on the report grid and the header pane will be added to the top of the page. Use the arrow controls or Height setting in the Properties pane to resize the header pane.
To add the report title to the page header pane, click the Text button Move the pencil cursor in the heading pane where you want to place the report title and click. Open the System Variable tab in the Text Editor, locate the ReportName variable. Double-click the variable to add it to the text pane. Click OK to save your selection and close the Text Editor.
Back on the report grid, you can resize the ReportName text box to prevent the report titles from being truncated. You can also use the settings in the Properties pane to modify the font, size, color, etc.
To add a page footer (e.g., page number), click the Page Footer button. Click on the report grid and the page footer pane will be added to the bottom of the page. Use the arrow controls or Height setting in the Properties pane to resize the footer pane.
To add the page number to the page footer pane, click the Text button. Move the pencil cursor in the footer pane where you want to place the page number and click. Open the System Variables tab in the Text Editor, locate the page number variable to be used (e.g., PageNofM). Double-click the variable to add it to the text pane. Click OK to save your selection and close the Text Editor.

Application User Interface Authorization page

The Application User Interface Authorization page is displayed when Application User Interface is selected from the Configuration task list in the navigation pane of the Administration Tasks page.

From this page, you can define who is authorized to perform the different operations available in the Change Auditor client, including performing the administrative tasks listed on the Administration Tasks page and defining search criteria.

Add | Add Role Definition

Use to define a new role defining who is authorized to perform the selected tasks and/or operations.

Add | Add Task Definition

Use to define a new task defining the operations that can be performed.

Add | Add Application Group

Use to define a new Authorization Manager Application Group.

Edit

Use to edit the selected item.

Delete

Use to delete the selected item.

A task is a collection of operations and sometimes lower-level tasks that can be performed.

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Click Configuration.
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Select Application User Interface in the Configuration task list to open the Application User Interface Authorization page.
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Expand Add and click Add Task Definition.

Task

Name the task

Definition

Add the operations and lower-level tasks that can be performed

To add a lower-level task, click Add Task and select a task from the Authorizations: Task Definitions dialog.
To add an operation, click Add Operation and select one or more operations from the Authorizations: Operations dialog.
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Click OK to save your new task definition and close the Authorizations: Task dialog.

A role definition defines who is authorized to perform specific tasks and/or individual operations in the client. A role usually corresponds to a job function or responsibility and consists of a collection of tasks that a user must be authorized to perform to do their job function.

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Click Add and click Add Role Definition.

Role

Name the role

Definition

Add a role, task or operation to the role

To add a role, click Add Role and select a role from the Authorizations: Role Definitions dialog.
To add a task, click Add Task and select a task from the Authorizations: Task Definitions dialog.
To add an operation, click Add Operation and select one or more operations from the Authorizations: Operations dialog.

Members

Add a user, group or application group to the role

To add an application group, click Add Application Group and select an application group from the Authorizations: Application Groups dialog.
To add a user or group, click Add User or Group, which displays the Select Users and Groups dialog. Use the Browse page or Search page to locate and select the user and/or group accounts to be added
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Click OK to save your new role definition and close the Authorizations: Role dialog.

Application groups allow you an alternate way of assigning users to roles. An application group is a feature of Windows Authorization Manager (AzMan) where you can define a group of users without having to go through your domain administrator to add a new group to Active Directory.

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Expand Add and click Add Application Group.

Group

Name the application group

Members

Add the users and groups that are to be members of the application group

To add an application group, click Add Application Group and select an application group from the Authorizations: Application Groups dialog.
To add a user or group, click Add User or Group, which will display the Select Users and Groups dialog. Use the Browse page or Search page to locate and select the users and/or groups to be added.

NonMembers

Add users and groups to be excluded from the application group

To add an application group, click Add Application Group and select an application group from the Authorizations: Application Groups dialog.
To add a user or group, click Add User or Group, which will display the Select Users and Groups dialog. Use the Browse page or Search page to locate and select the users and/or groups to be added.
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Click OK to save your new application group and close the Authorizations: Group dialog.
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