
The Active Directory user account that you used to log on to the computer where the Audit Manager is installed must be in a domain trusted by the computer running SQL Server. To create an audit store database on a remote computer, there must be a one-way or two-way trust between the domain of the computer on which you are running the Add Audit Database wizard and the domain of the computer hosting SQL Server. If you have the correct privileges and can connect to the SQL Server instance, the wizard automatically creates the audit store database.Ĭonnecting to SQL Server on a remote computer Review details about the audit store database, then click Next.If the database is an Amazon RDS for SQL Server, the account you specify will be added as a member of the db_owner fixed database role in Amazon RDS for SQL Server. Or, select Specify a SQL Login account and enter a specific SQL login account with sufficient privileges.Ī SQL Server login account is required to run the stored procedures that read and write information to the management database.įor local or network databases, the account must a member of the system administrator (sa) fixed server role on the selected database server.Select Use the default NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM account to use the internal account.Specify the stored procedures services account:.The option to create a new database is also selected by default. If you are creating the database for future use and don’t want to use it immediately, you can deselect the Set as active database option. Because this is the first audit store database, you also want to make it the active database.Data integrity checking cannot detect tampering if a database administrator deletes an entire session or database.

For example, data integrity checking can detect if a user who has write privileges over the Audit Store database directly manipulates the audited session data by making a direct connection to the Microsoft SQL Server database. Data integrity checking provides the ability to detect if auditing data has been tampered. When you create your audit store database, you have the option to enable data integrity checking. To change the state, you must rotate to a new audit store database. You can enable or disable data integrity checking once, when you create the audit store database.If you’re connecting to a SQL Server availability group listener, click Options (next to the Server Name) and enter the following connection string parameters: MultiSubnetFailover=Yes.In the Server Name field, enter the RDS SQL Server database instance endpoint name used for Kerberos authentication.įor example, if the database host name is northwest1 and the domain name is, then the endpoint name would be .Ĭlick Options to enter additional connection string parameters or to enable data integrity checking.Select the This is an Amazon RDS SQL Server option.If the database is an Amazon RDS SQL Server: When entering the SQL Server host computer name, note that you can enter either the server short name (which is automatically resolved to its fully qualified domain name, or FQDN) or the actual server FQDN or the CNAME alias for the server. If you're installing on a SQL cluster, enter the SQL cluster name in the SQL Server computer name field. For example, if the port number is 1234, the server name would be similar to ACME\BOSTON,1234. If the server does not use the default TCP port, specify the port number as part of the server name. You can change the database name to be different from the display name, if you want to use another name. The default database name is the same as the display name. Select the option to create a new database and verify that the SQL Server computer name, instance name, and database name are correct.The default name is based on the name of the audit store and the date the database is created. Type a display name for the audit store database, then click Next.To create the first audit store database: You can also open the wizard at any time from the Audit Manager console by expanding an audit store, right-clicking the Databases node, and choosing Add Audit Store Database. Haproxy firewall rules pfsense.If you selected the Launch Add Audit Store Database Wizard check box at the end of the Launch Add Audit Store Wizard, the Add Audit Store Database Wizard opens automatically.
