Installing CA Enterprise Log Manager - CA Technologies

Initial CA Enterprise Log Manager Server ConfigurationsTo verify the CA Enterprise Log Manager server1. Open a web browser and enter the following URL:https://:5250/spin/calmThe CA Enterprise Log Manager login screen appears.2. Log in as the EiamAdmin administrative user.The Administration tab's User and Access Management subtab appears. Youcan consider the installation successful if you are able to log into the CAEnterprise Log Manager server.Note: You must configure one or more event source services before you canreceive event data and view reports.View Self-Monitoring EventsYou can use self-monitoring events to verify that CA Enterprise Log Managerserver is installed properly. While you have some configuration tasks to completebefore CA Enterprise Log Manager can collect and report on event log data fromaround your network, you can see self-monitoring events generated by the CAEnterprise Log Manager server right away.Logging into the CA Enterprise Log Manager server is the first and best test of asuccessful installation. Self-monitoring events are another way to check on thestatus of the CA Enterprise Log Manager server. There are a number ofself-monitoring event types available. Use this procedure to see additional eventdata from events generated by the CA Enterprise Log Manager server itself.To view self-monitoring events1. Log into the CA Enterprise Log Manager server.2. Access the Reports tab.3. Click the System tag and select the report, Self Monitoring Events Detail.The self-monitoring events report loads.4. Verify that the self-monitoring events for your login and other preliminaryconfiguration actions are present in the report.Initial CA Enterprise Log Manager Server ConfigurationsInstallation of the first CA Enterprise Log Manager server creates an applicationname whose default value is CAELM. The installation registers this name with theembedded CA EEM server. When subsequent installations use the sameapplication instance name, the management CA Enterprise Log Manager servermanages all of the configurations under that same application instance name.Chapter 3: Installing CA Enterprise Log Manager 75