Installing CA Enterprise Log Manager - CA Technologies

summarization rulesSummarization rules are rules that combine certain native events of a commontype into one refined event. For example, a summarization rule can beconfigured to replace up to 1000 duplicate events with the same source anddestination IP addresses and ports with a single summarization event. Such rulessimplify event analysis and reduce log traffic.suppressionsuppression rulestagSuppression is the process of dropping events based on CEG filters. Suppressionis driven by SUP files.Suppression rules are rules you configure to prevent certain refined events fromappearing in your reports. You can create permanent suppression rules tosuppress routine events of no security concern and you can create temporaryrules to suppress the logging of planned events such as the creation of many newusers.A tag is a term or key phrase that is used to identify queries or reports thatbelong to the same business-relevant grouping. Tags enable searches based onbusiness-relevant groupings. Tag is also the resource name used in any policythat grants users the ability to create a tag.URL for CA Embedded Entitlements ManagerThe URL for CA Embedded Entitlements Manager (CA EEM) is:https://:5250/spin/eiam. To log in, select CAELM as theapplication and enter the password associated with the EiamAdmin user name.URL for CA Enterprise Log ManagerThe URL for CA Enterprise Log Manager is:https://:5250/spin/calm. To log in, enter the user name definedfor your account by the Administrator and the associated password. Or, enterthe EiamAdmin, the default superuser name, with the associated password.user groupuser roleA user group can be an application group, a global group, or a dynamic group.Predefined CA Enterprise Log Manager application groups are Administrator,Analyst, and Auditor. CA Enterprise Log Manager users may belong to globalgroups through memberships apart from CA Enterprise Log Manager. Dynamicgroups are user-defined and created through a dynamic group policy.A user role can be a predefined application user group or a user-definedapplication group. Custom user roles are needed when the predefined applicationgroups (Administrator, Analyst, and Auditor) are not sufficiently fine-grained toreflect work assignments. Custom user roles require custom access policies andmodification of predefined policies to include the new role.Glossary 271