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Active Administrator 8.6.2 - Installation Guide

Installation Considerations for Active Administrator Installing and configuring Active Administrator Appendix: Active Administrator Server Manager

Active Administrator Foundation and Data Services

This section of the Server Manager contains tools to manage Active Administrator Foundation and Data Services.

See also:

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SQL Full-Text Search

SQL Full-Text Search

Active Administrator audit reports use SQL Full-Text Search to filter event descriptions to help reports run faster. When the SQL Full-Text Search is enabled, the current index status is displayed and clicking on the status will update it.

To enable SQL Full-Text Search
1
Start the Active Administrator Server Manager. For more information, see Starting the Active Administrator Server Manager .
2
In the Active Administrator Foundation and Data Services section, locate SQL Full-Text Search and click Enable.
The current index status is displayed and clicking on the status will update it.
To disable SQL Full-Text Search
1
Start the Active Administrator Server Manager. For more information, see Starting the Active Administrator Server Manager .
2
In the Active Administrator Foundation and Data Services section, locate SQL Full-Text Search and click Disable.
The current index status is displayed and clicking on the status will update it.

Web Server Configuration

This section of the Server Manager can be used to configure the Web Server settings. To support Smart Card Authentication, you must enable Windows Authentication and use the Microsoft Edge browser when logging into the Active Administrator Web Console.

To configure the web server
1
Start the Active Administrator Server Manager. For more information, see Starting the Active Administrator Server Manager .
2
Locate Web server configuration and click Configure.
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Type the server port number.
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Optionally, Enable HTTP logging and set the Number of logs to keep in days.
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Optionally, Enable session timeouts and set the Session timeout in minutes.
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Optionally, Enable Windows Authentication.
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NOTE: When enabled and using the Microsoft Edge browser, the web login page will prompt for Windows credentials or Smart Card PIN.
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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, Enable SSL and set the Certificate and SSL Port number.
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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Click OK.

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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Managing the passphrase
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Managing file security
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Managing database security
To start the Security Manager
1
Start the Active Administrator Server Manager. For more information, see Starting the Active Administrator Server Manager .
2
In the Security Manager section, click Manage.
The current security status is displayed.
Topics:  
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Managing the passphrase
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Managing file security
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Managing database security
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Recovering from a lost passphrase
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