The connection behavior after these initial steps depends on the type of agent:
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Change Auditor server agents: Starting with Change Auditor 6.0, server agents submit events to all coordinators in the site and load balancing occurs automatically. All connected coordinators can then participate in receiving events from the server agent, allowing a high volume of events to be distributed for processing. |
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Change Auditor workstation agents: The workstation agents randomly connect to a single coordinator. This enables ‘scaling out’ options for large workstation agent deployments within a single site. |
See the appropriate Event Reference Guide for a list of the events that are disabled by default.
By default, connections to a SQL Server are not encrypted; however to encrypt all data transmitted between an application computer and a computer running a SQL Server instance, you can use the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL). For more details on configuring client network protocols, see the following Microsoft article: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms190425.aspx
Run the appropriate Change Auditor Agent.msi file on the workgroup server to install an agent to monitor ADAM (AD LDS) instances on nondomain servers. See Install an agent to audit ADAM (AD LDS) on workgroup servers for more information.
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Using SQL Server Configuration Manager, add a startup parameter called ‘-T1906’ on the Startup Parameters tab in the SQL Server Properties dialog. |
Auditing of SQL Servers running on Itanium platforms is not supported.
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