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Change Auditor 7.0.4 - Installation Guide

Installation Overview Install Change Auditor Add Users to Change Auditor Security Groups Connecting to the Clients Deploy Change Auditor Agents Upgrade Change Auditor Installation Notes and Best Practices Multi-Forest Deployments Foreign Forest Agent Deployment Workstation Agent Deployment Agent Comparison Install an agent to audit ADAM (AD LDS) on workgroup servers Active Roles Integration Quest GPOADmin Integration Windows Installer Command Line Options

Coordinator options

 
Table 9. Change Auditor coordinator command line options
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AGENT_PORT="<static port number>"

Assign the static port number to be used by the 6.x agents to communicate with the coordinator.

AGREETOLICENSE="YES"

Agree to the Software License Agreement.

CLIENT_PORT="<static port number>"

Assign the static port number to be used by the client when communicating with the coordinator.

INSTALLATION_NAME="<installation name>"

Set the Change Auditor installation name.

SDK_PORT="<static port number>"

Assign the static port number to be used by external applications to access the coordinator.

SQLSERVER_DATABASE="<database name>"

Provide the name of the Change Auditor database.

SQLSERVER_AUTH="1"

Specify whether to use SQL or Windows® authentication.

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Set to "1" to use SQL authentication.

SQLSERVER_SQLSERVER="<IP address\server name>"

Specify the SQL instance used to store the Change Auditor database.

SQLSERVER_LOGINID="<user name>"

Specify the user name used to connect to the SQL instance.

SQLSERVER_PASSWORD="<password>"

Specify the password used to connect to the SQL instance.

SQLSERVER_DOMAIN="<domain name>"

If Windows authentication is being used, specify the domain of the user credentials used to connect to the SQL instance.

ADD_USER_CAADMINS="1"

Specify whether the logged in user is to be added to the ChangeAuditor Administrators security group.

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Set to "1" to add the user to this security group.

EVENTLOG_BLOCK_OVERRIDE="1"

Specify whether to override event log block detection.

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Set to "1" to enable this override

When this setting is set to "0" (default), the event log detection is active which detects whether or not the system EventLog service is holding one of Change Auditor’s event log message DLLs open. If one of these DLLs are open, the Windows Installer Restart Manager can cause unpredictable restarts of dependent services.

NOTE: This applies to coordinators running Windows Server 2012 (or later).
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