3. If you want to delete the node from UDT, select Delete node and data from
UDT only.
4. If you want to delete the node from all Orion products, select Delete node
from all modules.
5. Click
Delete
.
Setting up Polling of User Data Across Domains
Enabling UDT to poll user data—essentially, by retrieving event log data—on an
AD domain controller outside the local domain of the UDT server requires setup
both in UDT and the AD domain controller.
UDT supports the following methods for getting event log data from another
domain:
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Eventing6
This is the preferred method and depends on the AD domain controller
running Windows 2008 R2.
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WMI
This method is supported across Windows platforms.
UDT collects user information through a scheduled job (REL). Two settings—
UDT.GetUserInfoThroughWMIForEventing6 (turned-off by default),
UDT.GetUserInfoThroughWMI (turned-on by default and should not be changed)
—determine how UD collects the information.
Defining Credentials for Polling Across Domains
Keep in mind these requirements when you set-up your credentials for accessing
an AD domain controller outside the local UDT server domain.
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The UDT user account must be part of the target domain.
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The UDT user account must either be a member of the Administrators group
on the target domain controller or a limited account with privileges to access
the remote security event log and directory service on the remote domain
controller. If UDT is using a limited account the account must be a member
of these groups:
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