On installing Active Roles 7.4 on a computer, the Solution Intelligence setting is not enabled by default. To allow the Solution Intelligence to retrieve telemetry data of Active Roles, you can use Configuration Center, to enable the Active Roles Solution Intelligence.
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NOTE:Active Roles Service must be installed and running on the system for the Solution Intelligence feature to be . |
To manage the Solution Intelligence setting
On the Dashboard page in the Configuration Settings main window, click Solution Intelligence.
The Solution Intelligence settings are configured successfully and a success message is displayed.
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NOTE: The changed status may take approximately up to 30 minutes to reflect during which, the telemetry may still be sent until new setting is applied to the website. You may Reset IIS if you want the settings to be applied immediately. |
Active Roles Configuration Center enables you to configure the gMSA account as a service account . Before you configure a gMSA account as an Active Roles Service account, the following pre-requisites must be met:
For information on creating a new database see Configuring the Active Roles Service account to use a gMSA account.
For more information on managing gMSA accounts see Management of Group Managed Service Accounts in the Active Roles User’s Guide.
After completion of Active Roles Setup, the Configuration Center enables you to create an instance of the Administration Service to get the Administration Service ready for use.
To configure the Administration Service account to use a gMSA account as the service account during initial configuration
You can start Configuration Center by selecting Configuration Center on the Apps page or Start menu, depending upon the version of your Windows operating system. For detailed instructions, see Running Configuration Center.
The Configure Administration Service dialog box displays the new login name for the gMSA account. The Password field is disabled.
Click Next to complete the service account configuration.
If the system running the Active Roles Service is not linked to the gMSA account, then an error is displayed prompting you to check if the system is permitted to use the provided gMSA.
If the gMSA account is not part of the Local Administrators group, then an error is displayed prompting you to check if the gMSA account is a member of the Local Administrator’s group on the system.
If all the pre-requisites are met, you can proceed to the next step. Provide the name of the group or user account that will have full access to all Active Roles features and functions through this Administration Service instance (Active Roles Admin). Click Next.
Provide the details for the database in which this Administration Service instance will store the configuration data and management history data.
You have the option to create a new database or use an existing database of the current Active Roles version. It is possible to have multiple Administration Service instances use the same database.
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NOTE: When you create a new database, you can add the DB_owner permission to gMSA account for the new database only after the Administration Service is configured. |
Based on the authentication mode that the Administration Service instance uses when connecting to the database, the Administrative Service uses the relevant credentials:
After all steps are complete, review the settings on the Ready to Configure summary page and click Configure to complete the configuration.
The Active Roles Admin setting is specific to the instance of the Administration Service. If you have multiple Administration Service instances deployed in your environment, then you need to apply the changes on each computer running the Administration Service.
Active Roles provides support to change an Active Roles account to use a gMSA account.
To change the Administration Service account to use a gMSA account as the service account
You can start Configuration Center by selecting Configuration Center on the Apps page or Start menu, depending upon the version of your Windows operating system. For detailed instructions, see Running Configuration Center.
The Change Service Account dialog box displays the new login name for the gMSA account. The Password field is disabled.
Click Change to complete the changes to the service account.
If the system running the Active Roles Service is not linked to the gMSA account, then an error is displayed prompting you to check if the system is permitted to use the provided gMSA.
If the gMSA account is not part of the Local Administrators group, then an error is displayed prompting you to check if the gMSA account is a member of the Local Administrator’s group on the system.
If all the pre-requisites are met, the service account is changed to GMSA account successfully and the success message is displayed.
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