Page Comparison

• Introduction

• Backend properties

• List of services

• Date formatting

• Indices settings

• URLs and Roles

• Customizing Home page and Menus

Hello. In this video, you will learn what an Audit Server is and how to configure it.

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The Audit Server is a service that is responsible for processing backend configurations and also for the web interface in ACDI. In order to get to the Audit Server settings, you need to go to “Administration,” then “Audit Server.” Here are tabs with different settings of the Audit Server. Let's go through them one by one.

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The settings in this tab include the ID of the ACDI application item, the license you get from SKyPRO, OpenSearch endpoint name, name of the endpoint for open search, and many other service settings.

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Let’s look at the “External Configurations” settings panel which contains paths to where different ACDI services are located. If you need to move some of those services to another directory or directories, these settings must be changed.

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Okay, here is the “ACDI Services List.” AuditProxy is a proxy service.

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“Audit Report eDir” is a service that makes a snapshot from eDirectory. Next in the row is the  “Audit Report AD” which serves as the snapshot service for Active Directory. “Audit Export” processes reports and creates files. “Audit Server” — the one and only service responsible for the ACDI web interface.  “OpenSearch,”  “OpenSearch Dashboards” and “Audit DirSync.” “Audit DirSync” is a service that collects and processes event data from Active Directory.

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Let's go to the next settings tab, namely to the “Day Time format” tab.

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Here you can define if you want to get dates in a browser-defined format or you can set a time zone for the frontend web interface. You see it in Dashboards, Time Machine, and other ACDI service tabs where dates with time zones are used. Basically, that’s all for this settings tab.

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These settings are of extreme importance because each one of them contains the so-called - templates and rollovers for indices where the snapshot and audit data are stored.

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If you click “Show Service Attributes,” you’ll get to see additional attributes used by ACDI for internal purposes.

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This tab contains a list of endpoints used by ACDI. Here you can approve or forbid access to endpoints for different roles.

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For example, let’s assume you want to limit access to the History Browser or to the object compare option, you can remove managers from this list which will mean the following: if users with the role “managers” try to get to the History Browser, this attempt will be forbidden and declined.

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Next, you have here three options: “Reports Menu,” “Dashboards Menu” and “Home Page Cards” are the settings whose configuration will affect the ACDI web interface.

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“Reports Menu” is a list of submenus you have in “Reports”.

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Let's add a submenu here: name it “custom”. It will contain and show you all reports which have the tag “custom”.  And this submenu will be visible.  Click “Save” and then refresh the page.

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In “Reports” you see now your “custom” submenu and it has a few custom reports in it.

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The same applies to the “Dashboards Menu”.

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“Home Page Cards” is a list of cards you have on the ACDI home page like dashboards, reports, time machine, etc.

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Of course, you can edit the existing cards or add new ones if you need to. Furthermore, the CSS styling, path to an image, background color, and text can be defined as well as a URL path can be added from a list where you will be forwarded on click.

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Let’s go to the next tab — Miscellaneous AuditServer settings which contains a setting for configuring the width of the ACDI menu on your left. So, that’s it — Audit Server in ACDI.

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Thank you for your attention and take care.

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