Enabling system configuration auditing (Isilon devices)

EMC Isilon devices do not use the cepp.conf file; however, you must enable configuration change auditing and protocol access auditing in order for Data Governance Edition to perform security scans and collect resource activity on the EMC storage device.

To enable auditing (OneFS web interface)

1. Connect to the OneFS web interface.

2. Select Cluster Management.
3. Select Auditing.

4. In the Settings pane, select the following check boxes:

   • Enable Configuration Change Auditing
   • Enable Protocol Access Auditing

5. In the Audited Zones pane, add the zones to be audited:

   • Click the Add Zones button to add a zone.

6. In the Event Forwarding pane, enter the following information:

   • CEE Server URIs: Enter the uniform resource identifier (URI) for the Windows server hosting the Common Event Enabler (CEE) software.

     Use the following format: http://<FullyQualifiedDomainName>:<Port>/cee.

     For example: http://server.test.abc.com:12228/cee

     The default CEE HTTP port is 12228.

     Click the Add another input field to add additional CEE server URIs.

   • Storage Cluster Name: Enter the resolved name of the EMC Isilon cluster.

     Use the following format: <ClusterName>.<DomainName>.com

     For example: Cluster1.test.abc.com

7. Click Save Changes.

Appendix: SharePoint managed host deployment

Appendix: SharePoint Farm managed host deployment

SharePoint farms are similar to remote managed hosts in that they require an associated service account, even though they are installed locally on a SharePoint server. In addition, you can configure the level of auditing you want to perform on SharePoint farms.

• Permissions required to access SharePoint farms
• Configure SharePoint to track resource activity

Permissions required to access SharePoint farms

SharePoint farms are similar to remote managed hosts in that they require a service account with sufficient permissions to access the data, even though they are installed locally. The service account for the agent managing SharePoint farms, must meet the following minimum permissions:

• Must be the SharePoint farm account (same account that is used to run the SharePoint timer service and the One Identity Manager service (job server)).
• Must be a member of the administrators group on the SharePoint server.
• Log On as a Service local user rights on the agent computer. (This is automatically granted when the agent is deployed.)

Configure SharePoint to track resource activity

To gather and report on resource activity in SharePoint, ensure that SharePoint native auditing is properly configured for any resources of interest. You can also optionally install the SharePoint Auditing Monitor farm solution to obtain activity for events not available in the native SharePoint auditing system.

• Configure auditing on SharePoint farms
• Install the QAM.SharePoint.Auditing.Monitor farm solution
• Map SharePoint events to Data Governance events