Defining role-based access
Refer to the following table to determine the access to give to users.
To manage role-based access
1 Select Configuration | Role Based Access.
NOTE: To configure individual roles, you must clear the Full Control check box. To configure individual Active Directory Health Analyzer roles, you must select the Active Directory Health Analyzer check box.
Table 111. Role-based access tool bar
Click to add users and groups to the list. See Adding a new user or group to Active Administrator.
Adding a new user or group to Active Administrator
To add a new user or group to Active Administrator
1 Select Configuration | Role Based Access.
2 Click New.
5 By default, users and groups have access to the listed permissions in Active Administrator®. To deny access, clear the check box.
▪ To select all, click Select All Permissions.
▪ To clear all, click Clear All Permissions.
6 Click Save.
Setting email server options
To set email server options
1 Select Configuration | Email Settings.
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4 Type the email address that to appear in the From box of the alert email. By entering something meaningful, you can use the From box to filter your email. By default, the email of the current user displays.
• The application ID, tenant ID, tenant name, certificate, and certificate password are set when you register Active Administrator to use Office 365 Exchange Online through Azure Active Directory. See Appendix: Registering Active Administrator for Office 365 Exchange Online.
4 Click Test Settings to verify the values.
5 Click Save.
Configuring SCOM and SNMP Settings
If you have a license for the Active Directory Health module and are using Microsoft® System Center Operations Manager (SCOM), you can deploy the Quest® Active Administrator® management pack, which establishes a connection to SCOM. If you are using an SNMP manager, you can configure the integration from the Active Administrator console. Once an alert manager has been configured, Active Directory Health alerts from the Active Directory Health Analyzer agent are displayed in the Operations Manager Monitoring pane under the Quest Active Administrator folder and in the SNMP Manager.
NOTE: After you complete the configuration, you can edit the System Center Operations Manager Notification to configure which Active Directory Health Analyzer alerts to push to SCOM or an SNMP manager. See Pushing alerts to System Center Operations Manager and SNMP managers.To configure Systems Center Operations Manager and SNMP integration
1 Select Configuration | SCOM and SNMP Settings.
2 Optionally, select Forward alert events to SCOM server to forward alert events and to deploy the Quest Active Administrator management pack to the specified SCOM management server.Type the name of the SCOM management server.
Type or browse for an account with SCOM administrator rights, and type the password.
To test the SCOM connection, click Test Settings.
3 Optionally, select Enable SNMP notification and enter the IP address of the SNMP notification target computer.To test the SNMP connection, click Test Settings.
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