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Appendix: Active Administrator Server Manager
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Setting the Active Administrator database
Setting the Active Administrator archive database
Configuring purge and archive settings
Storing Active Administrator data
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Configuring active template delegation enforcement
Configuring group policy history
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Configuring Active Administrator users
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Connecting to System Center Operations Manager and Enabling SNMP Notifications
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Web Server Configuration
Configuring Active Administrator users
Active Administrator® users have unrestricted access to the Active Administrator Console. By default, the user installing and running the configuration wizard is automatically considered an Active Administrator user.
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After you complete the configuration wizard, you can use the Active Administrator Console to manage users by selecting Configuration | Role Based Access. |
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Configuring service accounts
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If you have a license for the Active Directory Health module, see Connecting to System Center Operations Manager and Enabling SNMP Notifications. Otherwise, see Reviewing selections.
Connecting to System Center Operations Manager and Enabling SNMP Notifications
If you have a license for the Active Directory Health module and are using Microsoft® System Center Operations Manager (SCOM), you can choose to deploy the Quest® Active Administrator® management pack, which establishes a connection to SCOM and enables Active Directory Health alerts from the Active Directory Health Analyzer agent to appear in the Operations Manager Monitoring pane under the Quest Active Administrator folder. You can also enable SNMP alert notifications.
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NOTE: After you complete the configuration wizard, if you need to make any changes or if you skip this page, you can configure the SCOM connection and SNMP alert notifications in the Active Administrator console (Configuration | SCOM and SNMP Settings). You also can restart the configuration wizard (Start | AA Configuration Wizard). Page through the wizard until you reach the System Center Operations Manager and SNMP Notification page.
NOTE: After you complete the configuration wizard, you can edit the System Center Operations Manager and SNMP Notification to configure which Active Directory Health Analyzer alerts to push to SCOM and SNMP. |
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NOTE: If the check box is not selected, the Remove management pack check box is visible. Use this check box to remove the management pack. |
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Click Test Settings to test the connection. |
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Select Send notifications via SNMP. |
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Click Test Settings to test the connection. |
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Reviewing selections
The Summary page displays the choices that you made.
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To modify any selection, click go back. |
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The Finish box shows the progress of the installation. Upon completion, you can click View Full Log to examine details of the process.
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