Preface

This manual provides information how to administer DirX Audit. It consists of the following chapters:

Chapter 1 describes how to manage DirX Audit Manager.
Chapter 2 describes how to manage DirX Audit Message Broker.
Chapter 3 describes how to manage DirX Audit Server.
Chapter 4 describes how to manage databases.
Chapter 5 describes how to manage collectors.
Chapter 6 provides information about error handling.
Chapter 7 provides information about DirX Audit in a multiple tenant environment.
Chapter 8 provides information about the database schema.
Chapter 9 provides information about several implementations of authorization policy enforcement points (PEP) that DirX Audit supports.
Chapter 10 describes how to configure the generator for populating OLAP fact tables (KPI generator / Fact Population Tool).
Chapter 11 provides information on configuring and running synchronization jobs for importing history entries.
Chapter 12 describes how to configure the scheduled job that updates History Database entries.
Chapter 13 provides information about the History Database schemas.
Chapter 14 provides useful hints on tuning database performance in your environment.
Chapter 15 provides information about the fact tables that are the foundation for DirX Audit Manager’s Dashboard components.
Chapter 16 describes how to set log levels for DirX Audit Server.
Chapter 17 describes how to manage DirX Audit cryptographic material.
Chapter 18 describes how to monitor DirX Audit with Java Management Extensions (JMX).
Chapter 19 describes how to monitor DirX Audit with reports.
Appendix A lists the communication ports used by DirX Audit Manager, DirX Audit Message Broker, and DirX Audit Server.