Add Who dialog
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The Add Who dialog appears when Add | Add Wildcard Expression is clicked on the Who search properties tab (Searches page or the Purge Options page in the Purge Job wizard). This dialog also appears when the Add Wildcard Expression button is used on the Add Users, Computers, or Groups dialog.
From this dialog specify a wildcard expression to be used to search for either a user or group, then click the OK button to save your selection and close the dialog.
This dialog contains the following fields/controls to define the wildcard expression to be used in the search definition:
Comparison operator
In the left-hand field, use the drop-down control to select the comparison operator to be used:
Pattern
In the right-hand field, enter the pattern (character string (Domain\User) and * wildcard character) to be used to search for a match.
Use the * wildcard character to match any string of zero or more characters. For example, entering LIKE *admin* will find all users with the character string ‘admin’ anywhere in the name.
User
This option is selected by default and the search will be conducted on the user name.
Group
Select this option to conduct the search on the group name.
Advanced Deployment Options dialog
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The Advanced Deployment Options dialog appears when the Advanced Options tool bar button is clicked on the Deployment page. From this dialog, you can define the following options:
This dialog contains the following fields/controls to define these options:
Specify agent installation location
Select this check box and enter the location to be used for the agent installation folder. In addition, select one of the following options to specify the action to be taken if the path entered cannot be created on a server:
Specify a custom share on the remote server
By default, the system share (ADMIN$) is used, however, you can use a different share by selecting this check box and entering the share to be used.
Launch ServiceStatusTray on startup
Use this setting to indicate whether you want to launch the Change Auditor agent system tray icon when the agent is started. Select one of the following options to specify the action to be taken:
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Yes - launch the ServiceStatusTray icon on startup. |
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No - do not launch the ServiceStatusTray icon on startup. |
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Do no change - use the current ServiceStatusTray launch option as previously defined. (Default) |
Restart agent on failure
Use this setting to indicate the action to be taken when an agent fails to start. Select one of the following options to specify the action to be taken:
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Yes - restart agent on failure. (See note below) |
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No - do not restart the agent on failure. |
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Do not change - use the current restart agent option as previously defined. (Default) |
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NOTE: When you select Yes, the agent is restarted if a main Change Auditor service goes off line due to a crash, failure or unknown exception; however, if the agent is gracefully shut down, the service will not be restarted. |
Save as Default
Click this button to save the current advanced deployment settings as the default for future agent deployments.
Restore to Default
Click this button to restore the advanced deployment settings to the factory defaults for the agent(s) selected on the Deployment page or to the last saved defaults.
Agent Assignment dialog
The Agent Assignment dialog appears whenever the Assign tool bar button on the Agent Configuration page is clicked. This dialog contains a list of the agent configurations defined that can be assigned to Change Auditor server agents. After selecting an agent configuration from this list, click the OK button to save the agent configuration assignment and close the dialog. Back on the Agent Configuration page, the new configuration assignment will be displayed in the Configuration column for the selected agent.
Alert Body Configuration dialog
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The Alert Body Configuration dialog appears when the Configure Body button is clicked on the Coordinator Configuration page or the Alert Custom Email dialog. When accessed through the Coordinator Configuration page, these settings will apply globally to all alert emails. However, when accessed through the Alert Custom Email dialog, these settings will apply to the selected alert only.
The Alert Body Configuration dialog allows you to edit the Plain Text and the HTML representation of alert emails. It consists of the following tabbed pages where you can define the content and layout of alert messages:
The preview tab presents a sample of what your customized email will look like.
Use the Main Body tab to define the overall content and layout of the alert body. This tab consists of the following fields/options:
Main Body text box
In the Main Body tab, enter the text to be included in the main body of alert emails.
The event details defined in the Event Details tab are placed in the Main Body tab using the following tag: %EVENT_DETAILS%. This tag should not be removed from this tab if you want to include event details in alert emails.
Use the Global Main Body
Select this check box to use the global settings for the main body of the selected alert. When this check box is selected, the Main Body text box is read-only and cannot be modified.
Show Variables
Select the Show Variables check box to display the list of variables available for inclusion in the Main Body. To add a variable, double-click the variable from the Variable list at the bottom of the page. You can also drag and drop a variable from the Variable list into the event details text box.
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NOTE: When the Use the Global Main Body check box is selected, the Main Body text box is read-only; therefore, you can view the variables available, but cannot modified the main body text using these variables. |
Use the Event Details tab to define the event details to be included in alert emails. This tab contains the following fields/options:
Event Details text box
From here, you can edit the default event details file (for example, rearrange the entries, remove entries, and modify text) to define how event details are to be presented in alert emails.
Use the Global Event Details
Select this check box to use the global settings for the event details of the selected alert. When this check box is selected, the Event Details text box is read-only and cannot be modified.
Show Variables
Select the Show Variables check box to display the list of variables available for inclusion in the Event Details. To add a variable, double-click the variable from the Variable list at the bottom of the page. You can also drag and drop a variable from the Variable list into the event details text box.
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NOTE: When the Use the Global Event Details check box is selected, the Main Body text box is read-only; therefore, you can view the variables available, but cannot modified the event details text using these variables. |
Use the Signature tab to define the signature line to be added to the alert email.
Signature text box
Enter the content of the signature line to be used in alert emails.
Use the Global Signature
Select to use the global settings for the signature of the selected alert. When this check box is selected, the Signature text box is read-only and cannot be modified.
When verifying your edits, remember that email tags (whether entered manually or selected from the list), will always be represented in blue. Black text within your alert will be taken literally and will be displayed as entered.
The following options and buttons are available at the bottom of the dialog:
Plain Text
Select to use plain text format for editing and displaying the content of alert emails.
HTML
Select to use HTML format for editing and displaying the content of alert emails.
Restore to Default
Select to reset of all of the alert content back to the factory default settings.
