The Managed Host Settings dialog allows you to define the configuration settings for new managed hosts. This dialog appears when you select one of the following tasks from the Managed hosts view:
This dialog contains the following controls:
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Managed Host |
Specifies the managed host to be added.
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Host Type |
Select the type of managed host to be added to the Data Governance Edition deployment. When using the Manage host or Manage multiple hosts task, the options available depend on the host computer selected in the Managed hosts view. Valid managed host types include:
When using the Manage NFS host task, you must select one of the following host types:
When using the Manage Cloud host task, you must select one of the following host types:
When using the Edit host settings task, this is a read-only field that specifies the type of host. | ||||
Agent Install Path |
By default, the agent will be installed in the Data Governance Server installation directory (%ProgramFiles%\One Identity\One Identity Manager Data Governance Edition\Agent Services). When you deploy an individual agent, you can use this field to specify an alternate agent installation. To specify an alternate installation directory, enter a local path (for example C:\Mypath) that does not exceed 512 characters.
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Keywords | Optionally, enter a keyword which can then be displayed and used to group your managed hosts on the Managed hosts view. | ||||
NIS Host |
Use the NIS Host page to select the Network Information Systems (NIS) server whose users and groups have been synchronized with One Identity Manager.
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Credentials page |
Use the Credentials page to provide user credentials that can establish a connection with the NAS device.
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Cloud Provider |
Use the Cloud Provider page to enter the Office 365 domain and login credentials of the administrative account to be used to authenticate with the Data Governance Edition API cloud proxy.
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Agents page |
Use the Agents page to configure the agents to be used to monitor a remote managed host or SharePoint managed host.
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Managed Paths page |
Use the Managed Paths page to define the paths to be managed by Data Governance Edition. These managed paths will be scanned for security access information and if enabled, for collecting resource activity. Click the Add button to display the Managed Paths Picker dialog, where you can then navigate to and select the paths to be scanned. | ||||
Security Scanning page |
Use the Security Scanning page to set the schedule and settings for scanning agents for changes to the structure and security of the file system. | ||||
Resource activity page |
Use the Resource Activity page to configure the collection and aggregation of resource activity for the target managed host.
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OK |
Click the OK button to save your selections and close the dialog. | ||||
Cancel |
Click the Cancel button to close the dialog without saving your selections. |
Adding a local managed host (Windows computer)
Adding a Windows cluster / Windows computer as a remote managed host
Adding a Distributed File System (DFS) root managed host
Adding a SharePoint farm managed host
Adding a NetApp CIFS device as a managed host
Adding an EMC CIFS device as a managed host
Select a Network Information Service (NIS) server whose users and groups have been synchronized with One Identity Manager.
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NOTE: This page only applies to NFS managed hosts. |
Control/setting | Description |
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NIS Host |
Select the NIS server to be managed. The NIS server(s) previously synchronized with One Identity Manager (UNIX synchronization project) are listed in the drop-down menu. |
Provide the credentials of a user which can establish a connection to the NAS storage device.
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Note: This page only applies to NFS managed hosts and NetApp OnTap Cluster Mode CIFS managed hosts. |
Control/setting | Description | ||||
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User Name |
Enter the name of a user account with access to the target NAS storage device. | ||||
Password | Enter the password associated with the specified user account. | ||||
Port |
Enter the destination port to be used for communication between the agent and target NAS storage device.
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Host EndPoint |
Optionally, enter the API endpoint for the NetApp Cluster Mode connection. This could be an FQDN, host name or IP address.
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Test API Credentials | Click this button to verify that the credentials entered are valid. |
The Cloud Provider page appears when managing a cloud resource. Use this page to enter the Office 365 domain and administrator account login credentials to be used to authenticate with the Data Governance Edition API cloud proxy. This API cloud proxy provides a consistent method for Data Governance Edition to interface with different cloud providers. When valid login credentials are provided, the system issues an access token which is used during the current and subsequent sessions to access resources hosted by the specified cloud provider.
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Note: This page only applies to Cloud managed hosts. |
Control | Description | ||
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<DomainName> .onmicrosoft.com |
Enter the name of the Office 365 domain to be used. For example: Enter MyDomain as the domain name.
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Enter the email address of the administrator account to be used to authenticate with the cloud proxy. For example: Administrator@MyDomain.onmicrosoft.com
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Password | Enter the password associated with the specified email account. | ||
Continue |
After entering the Office 365 domain and administrator account login credentials, clicking the Continue button redirects you to Microsoft to sign in to your account and grant access to Office 365 data.
Data Governance Edition will then have access to the specified resources for all users in your organization; no other user will be prompted to enter credentials. |
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