Installing CA Enterprise Log Manager - CA Technologies

How to Configure a CA Access Control iRecorder to Send Events to CA Enterprise Log Manager3. Expand the iTechnology Event Plugin node.4. Select the current CA Enterprise Log Manager server to display the localsettings.5. Ensure that the AccessControl mapping file is first in the list of Selectedmapping files to ensure the most efficient operations.6. Verify that the Log level value is set to NOTSET to collect all event levels.7. Click Save.Download and Install a CA Access Control iRecorderYou can collect CA Access Control events to send to a CA Enterprise Log Managerserver even if you do not have CA Audit installed. When you collect events in thisway, you are using an iRecorder in standalone mode. You can obtain an iRecorderfrom the CA Support web site.Note: iRecorders are supported only with CA Access Control r8 and laterreleases.To download and install a iRecorder1. Access the following CA web site:https://support.ca.com/irj/portal/anonymous/phpdocs?filePath=0/154/cacirecr8-certmatrix.html#caacirec2. Select the appropriate iRecorder for your version of CA Access Control.3. View and follow the installation instructions available from the IntegrationGuide link in the matrix.Configure a Standalone CA Access Control iRecorderUse this procedure to configure your iRecorder to send CA Access Control eventsto CA Enterprise Log Manager.Important! A standalone iRecorder can only send its events to a singledestination. If you configure an iRecorder using the procedure that follows, all ofthe iRecorders installed on this system will send their events only to the namedCA Enterprise Log Manager event log store.iRecorders that are installed on the same computer as a CA Audit client sendevents to the client directly. For those servers, you should modify an existing CAAudit policy to add rule actions and after configuring the CA Enterprise LogManager SAPI collector or router adapters.Appendix B: Considerations for CA Access Control Users 205