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Falcongaze Securetower Administrator Guide Falcongaze SecureTower. Administrator Guide Table of Contents 1 What's New.................................................................................................................8 2 Program Overview.................................................................................................................9 3 Tips for Guide.................................................................................................................10 4 Tips & Tricks.................................................................................................................11 for the console 5 Preparing to.................................................................................................................14 start: Connecting to the server 6 Monitoring.................................................................................................................16 system status 6.1 Starting and...............................................................................................................17 stopping services 6.1.1 Service startup parameters.............................................................................................. 18 ..................................................................................................................................... 6.1.1.1 Service startup modes 19 ..................................................................................................................................... 6.1.1.2 Selecting a user account to start up 21 6.2 Setting up connection...............................................................................................................21 ports for services 7 Setting up events.................................................................................................................25 and notifications 7.1 View server ...............................................................................................................25component events 7.2 Server settings...............................................................................................................28 8 Configuring.................................................................................................................32 Central Server 8.1 Storing the intercepted...............................................................................................................32 data 8.1.1 Configuring data storages.............................................................................................. 33 ..................................................................................................................................... 8.1.1.1 Configuring connection to PostgreSQL database 34 ..................................................................................................................................... 8.1.1.2 Configuring connection to SQLite database 38 ..................................................................................................................................... 8.1.1.3 Configuring connection to MySQL database 42 8.1.1.4 Configuring connection to Microsoft SQL Server database ..................................................................................................................................... 46 ..................................................................................................................................... 8.1.1.5 Configuring connection to Oracle database 52 ..................................................................................................................................... 8.1.1.6 Managing databases 56 8.1.2 Configuring database.............................................................................................. groups and rotation 58 2 ..................................................................................................................................... 8.1.2.1 Creating a rotation group 61 ..................................................................................................................................... 8.1.2.2 Managing databases in a group 64 ..................................................................................................................................... 8.1.2.3 Managing a rotation group 65 8.1.3 Data replication .............................................................................................. 66 8.1.4 Configuring saving.............................................................................................. rules 69 8.1.5 Server advanced options.............................................................................................. 71 8.2 Configuring server...............................................................................................................73 authorization 8.2.1 Manual registration.............................................................................................. 75 8.3 Configuring license...............................................................................................................76 properties 8.3.1 License parameters.............................................................................................. 76 8.3.2 Downloading license.............................................................................................. 79 8.4 Configuring search...............................................................................................................80 thesauruses 8.4.1 Creating user-defined.............................................................................................. thesaurus 80 8.4.2 Predefined thesaurus.............................................................................................. 82 8.5 Configuring Digital...............................................................................................................82 Fingerprints 8.5.1 Digital fingerprints.............................................................................................. of files and folders 85 8.5.2 Digital fingerprints.............................................................................................. of CSV files 88 8.5.3 Digital fingerprints.............................................................................................. of databases 91 8.6 Configuring file...............................................................................................................94 hashes 8.6.1 File hashes .............................................................................................. 98 8.6.2 Folder hashes .............................................................................................. 99 8.6.3 Hashes added from.............................................................................................. files 100 8.7 Recognition...............................................................................................................100 8.8 Managing search...............................................................................................................104 requests 9 Setting up.................................................................................................................105 user identification service 9.1 User management...............................................................................................................105 9.1.1 Creating a user card.............................................................................................. 107 ..................................................................................................................................... 9.1.1.1 General user information 109 ..................................................................................................................................... 9.1.1.2 User Network identification 110 ..................................................................................................................................... 9.1.1.3 IP address usage history 112 ..................................................................................................................................... 9.1.1.4 User contact identification 114 ..................................................................................................................................... 9.1.1.5 User groups 114 9.1.2 Importing users from.............................................................................................. Active Directory 116 9.1.3 Modifying a user ..............................................................................................card 117 9.1.4 Deleting a user card.............................................................................................. 118 9.2 Managing user...............................................................................................................119 groups and access rights 9.2.1 Creating a user group.............................................................................................. 119 3 Falcongaze SecureTower. Administrator Guide 9.2.2 Modifying a user ..............................................................................................group 126 9.2.3 Deleting a user group.............................................................................................. 126 9.3 Setting user...............................................................................................................127 authentication mode 9.4 Active Directory...............................................................................................................129
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