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Active Administrator 8.8.1 - Installation Guide

Installation Considerations for Active Administrator Installing and configuring Active Administrator
Backing up your data Installing Active Administrator server Configuring the server Installing Active Administrator console Setting up the console Setting up workstation logon auditing Using Active Administrator
Appendix: Active Administrator Server Manager

To configure Active Directory backups

1
Add any additional domains.
To add domains
a
Click Add Domain.
b
In the Domain box, type a domain name, or browse to locate a domain.
c
Specify the domain controller to perform the backup. By default, Active Administrator uses a domain controller automatically selected by Active Directory. You can browse to choose a different domain controller.
d
Click OK.
2
Password recovery is enabled by default. If you disable password recovery, passwords will not be backed up. When you restore the backup, you will need to unjoin, and then rejoin the computer accounts.
To disable password recovery
a
Select the domain controller.
b
Click Password Recovery.
c
Click Yes.
3
By default, backups occur twice a day at 6:00 A.M. and 6:00 P.M.
To change the frequency
a
Select to run the backup Every Day, Twice a Day, or Weekly in the Run backup box.
b
Select the day of the week or time(s) from the lists.
4
Change the folder where temporary backup files are processed, if desired.
To change the folder where temporary backup files are processed
a
Select the Override the default temporary folder check box.
b
Browse to locate or create a folder.
c
Click OK.
5
Change the folder where backup files are stored, if desired.
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NOTE: If there are existing backup files in the existing share, you must move them manually. Only newly created backup files are stored to the new share path.
To change the folder where backup files are stored
a
Select the Override AD Backup share path check box.
b
Browse to locate or create a folder.
c
Click OK.
6
Click Next. See Configuring Active Administrator users.

Configuring Active Administrator users

Active Administrator users have unrestricted access to the Active Administrator Console. By default, the user installing and running the configuration wizard is automatically considered an Active Administrator user.

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NOTE: Upon initial installation, the Domain Admins group is added automatically to the list. If you remove the Domain Admins group from the list and do not add any groups or users, the Domain Admins group is added automatically the next time you start the configuration wizard.

After you complete the configuration wizard, you can use the Active Administrator Console to manage users by selecting Configuration | Role Based Access.

To configure Active Administrator users

1
To add additional users, click Add, find and select users, click OK.
2
Click Next. See Configuring service accounts.

Configuring service accounts

The Domain Administrator account provides the necessary permissions for the Active Administrator foundation and notification services to operate properly.

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NOTE: After you complete the configuration wizard, use the AA Server Manager to manage service account logons.
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