Installation Considerations for Active Administrator
System requirements
Server hardware requirements
Server software requirements
SQL Server requirements
Console requirements
Audit agents requirements
Workstation logon audit agents requirements
Web Console requirements
System Center requirements
Port requirements
User privilege requirements
Active Administrator module requirements
Installing and configuring Active Administrator
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Active Directory Health minimum permissions
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Active Administrator Data Services (ADS) requirements
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Auditing & Alerts
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Active Directory Recovery
DC Management
DNS Management
Active Administrator Module Configuration
Active Directory Health module
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Troubleshooter
AFS service account minimum permissions
Diagnostic Console minimum permissions
Backing up your data
Installing Active Administrator server
Configuring the server
Appendix: Active Administrator Server Manager
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 workstation logon auditing
Using Active Administrator
Active Administrator Foundation and Data Services
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Web Server Configuration
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Locate Web server configuration and click Configure. |
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Optionally, Enable Windows Authentication. |
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Optionally, set the Authentication token expiration time in minutes. |
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Optionally, set the Authentication token refresh interval in minutes. |
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Optionally, click View HTTP Binding to view the HTTP Binding Component.
Optionally, click View Certificate to view the current certificate.
Optionally, click Clear Certificate to remove the current certificate.
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Managing Security
Active Administrator makes use of FIPS 140-2 compliant software to secure information and includes a security management tool in the Active Administrator Server Manager. For more information, see Starting the Active Administrator Server Manager . The Security Manager allows you to perform the following tasks related to the Active Administrator security.
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