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How to Import CA Access Control Events from a CA Audit Collector Database6. Specify the following RouteEventHost value:Your_CA_Enterprise_Log_Manager_hostnameThis entry tells the iGateway to send its events to the CA Enterprise LogManager server using its DNS name.7. Save and close the file.8. Restart the iGateway daemon or service with the following command:■■UNIX or Linux: ./S99igateway startWindows: net start igatewayThis action forces the iRecorder to use the new settings and starts the flow ofevents from the iRecorder to the CA Enterprise Log Manager server.How to Import CA Access Control Events from a CA AuditCollector DatabaseThe process for importing CA Access Control events from an existing SEOSDATAtable includes the following:1. Copy the LMSeosImport utility to the CA Audit Data Tools server.2. Create an event report to determine if CA Access Control events are presentin the database.3. Run a preview of the import with CA Access Control-specific parameters.4. Import the CA Access Control events.5. Run CA Enterprise Log Manager queries and reports on the imported events.Prerequisites for Importing CA Access Control EventsBefore you using the LMSeosImport utility, do the following:■■■Obtain a database user account with at least READ access to the CA AuditSEOSDATA tableCopy the LMSeosImport utility to the CA Audit Data Tools serverAccess a command prompt on the Data Tools server and navigate to theappropriate directory:Solaris: /opt/CA/SharedComponents/iTechnologyWindows: \Program Files\CA\SharedComponents\iTechnologyAppendix B: Considerations for CA Access Control Users 207