Access Request Policies tab (asset)
The Access Request Policies tab displays the entitlements and access request policies associated with the selected asset.
Navigate to Administrative Tools | Assets | Access Request Policies.
Table 40: Assets: Access Request Policies tab properties
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Entitlement |
The name of the access request policy's entitlement |
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Access Request Policy |
The name of the policy that governs the selected asset |
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Assets |
The number of unique assets that are associated with the access request policy |
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# Asset Groups |
The number of unique asset groups in the access request policy |
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Asset Groups |
The names of the asset groups that associate the selected asset with the policy |
Use these buttons on the details toolbar to manage your access request policies associated with the selected asset.
Table 41: Assets: Access Request Policies tab toolbar
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 Add to Policy
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Add the selected asset to the scope of a session access request policy. |
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 Remove Selected
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Remove the selected policy. For more information, see Deleting an access request policy. |
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 Refresh
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Update the list of access request policies. |
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 Details
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View and edit details about the selected access request policy. For more information, see Creating an access request policy. |
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 Search
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To locate a specific policy or set of policies in this list, enter the character string to be used to search for a match. For more information, see Search box. |
Asset Groups tab (asset)
The Asset Groups tab displays the asset groups that contain the selected asset.
Only the assets that support session management can be added to asset groups and dynamic asset groups. Assets that do not support session management include but may not be limited to Directory assets. When you create the asset, the Management tab has an Enable Session Request check box if sessions is supported. For more information, see Supported platforms.. This section lists SPP and SPS support by platform.
The Auditor and Security Policy Administrator have permission to access Asset Groups.
Click 
Add Asset Groups from the details toolbar to add the selected asset to one or more asset groups.
Navigate to Administrative Tools | Assets | Asset Groups.
Table 42: Assets: Asset Groups tab properties
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Name |
The asset group name. |
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Dynamic |
A check mark in this column indicates that the group is a dynamic asset group. |
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Description |
Information about the asset group. |
Related Topics
Adding an asset to asset groups
Discovered Services tab (asset)
The Discovered Services tab displays information specific to the selected asset and is applicable only to Windows assets.
Navigate to Administrative Tools | Assets | Discovered Services.
Use these buttons to manage the discovered services.
Table 43: Discovered Services: Toolbar
 Discover Services |
Run the selected service discovery job. |
| Search |
To locate one or more assets, enter the character string to be used to search for a match. For more information, see Search box. |
The following displays for each discovered service.
Table 44: Assets: Discovered Services tab properties
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Account |
The account in Safeguard that maps to the discovered account associated with the discovered service or task on the asset. This can be a local account or an Active Directory account. |
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Domain Name |
The domain name of the account if the account is an
Active Directory account. |
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System Name |
The asset to which the account is associated. |
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Account Status |
The status of the Safeguard account. If Safeguard manages the account, the value is Managed. If the account is disabled, the value is blank. |
| Dependent Account |
A  check displays if the account is associated as an account dependency on the asset. The value is blank if the account is not associated as an account dependency of the asset.
This automatic dependency mapping only happens if you select the following options. Select the Automatically Manage Found Accounts option on the account discovery job associated with the partition profile that is associated to the asset. For more information, see Adding an Account Discovery rule. |
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Service Type |
Type of service discovered. Values may be Service or Task. |
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Service Name |
The name of the discovered service or task. |
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Service Enabled |
A check displays if the service or task on the asset is enabled. If there is no check mark, the service or task is disabled. |
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Discovered Account |
The discovered service account name configured. |
| Date/Time Discovered |
The date and time when the service or task was discovered. |
History tab (asset)
The History tab allows you to view or export the details of each operation that has affected the selected asset.
The top of the History tab contains the following information:
Navigate to Administrative Tools | Assets | History.
Table 45: Assets History tab properties
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Date/Time |
The date and time of the event |
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User |
The display name of the user that triggered the event |
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Source IP |
The network DNS name or IP address of the managed system that triggered the event |
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Object Name |
The name of the selected asset |
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Event |
The type of operation made to the selected asset:
- Create
- Delete
- Update
- Add Membership
- Remove Membership
NOTE: A membership operation indicates a relationship change with a related or parent object such as an account dependency was added or deleted from the selected asset. |
| Related Object |
The name of the related object |
| Related Object Type |
The type of the related object |
| Parent |
The name of the object to which the selected asset is a child |
| Parent Object Type |
The parent object type |
Select an event to display this additional information for some types of events (for example, create and update events).
Table 46: Additional History tab properties
| Property |
The property that was updated |
| Old Value |
The value of the property before it was updated |
| New Value |
The new value of the property |
Export: Export the data to a .csv file.
Refresh.