Quest recommends installing the Change Auditor components in the following order:
NOTE: During the coordinator installation, you are have the option of adding the current user to the Change Auditor Administrators security group. If you did not add the current user during the installation process or want to add extra user accounts to the Change Auditor security groups, add them before running the client. Quest also recommends that you add these security groups to the appropriate SQL database role (that is, Change Auditor Administrators — <InstallationName> group to the Change Auditor_Administrators role and ChangeAuditor Operators — <InstallationName> group to the ChangeAuditor_Operators role). See Add Users to Change Auditor Security Groups. |
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Agents — Open the client to deploy agents to your domain controllers and member servers. Also, if you have Change Auditor for Logon Activity Workstation licensed, deploy agents to the domain to monitor for logon activity. |
The coordinator fulfills client and agent requests and generates alerts. You can install multiple coordinators in a single forest to provide fault tolerance of the Change Auditor service tier. See Install the client.
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The coordinator installation creates the following components:
NOTE: See the Change Auditor User Guide for more information about the Change Auditor coordinator system tray icon. |
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ChangeAuditor Administrators — <InstallationName> |
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ChangeAuditor Operators — <InstallationName> |
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ChangeAuditor Web Shared Overview Users — <InstallationName> |
NOTE: See the Change Auditor Web Client User Guide for more information about the ChangeAuditor Web Shared Overview Users security group. |
IMPORTANT: Minimum permissions
User account installing the coordinator: The user account must also be a member of the Domain Admins group in the domain where the coordinator is being installed. Service account running the coordinator service (LocalSystem by default): To do so, open a command prompt on a Domain Controller and perform the following: SQL Server database access account specified during installation: Create an account that the coordinator service can use on an ongoing basis for access to the SQL Server database. This account must have a SQL Login and be assigned the following SQL permissions:
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Verify that the user account used to run the coordinator installation is at least a Domain Admin in the domain to which the coordinator server belongs. |
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From the member server, browse to the folder where the Change Auditor package was downloaded, and run the Quest Change Auditor Coordinator (x64).msi file to open the Change Auditor Coordinator Setup wizard. |
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After you have entered all the requested information, click Install to start the installation process. |
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On a workstation, laptop or member server, browse to the folder where the Change Auditor package was downloaded, and run the Quest Change Auditor Client (x64).msi file to open the Change Auditor Client setup wizard. |
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Select Install Change Auditor Client to open the Client Setup wizard. |
NOTE: If Microsoft .NET is not installed on the computer, an extra screen is displayed explaining that this application was not found and the install cannot continue. Click Close to stop the client install. Download and install the required .NET version. After .NET is successfully installed, restart the client installation. |
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Click Install. |
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On the individual member servers that are to host a coordinator, browse to the folder where the Change Auditor package was downloaded, and run the Quest Change Auditor Coordinator (x64).msi file to open the Change Auditor Coordinator Setup wizard. |
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