Generate Admin Domain and Users reports

The Admin Domain and Users report provides information on the admin domains and users created and configured using the Manager. Information presented reflects the basic settings for each resource (admin domain and user).

To generate an Admin Domain and User Report, do the following:

1. Select Manager → <Admin Domain Name> → Reporting → Configuration Reports → Admin Domains and Users.
2. Select the Output Format.
3. Click Submit.
   The field descriptions for each table in this report are as follows:
   Admin Domain Information
   • Name— Name of an admin domain.
   • Contact Information— The name and email of the main user to contact for the domain.
   • Child Admin Domain Allowed?— Whether a child domain can be configured for the domain. A tick mark indicates that child domain configuration is allowed. For the root admin domain, this is always allowed.
   • Add Device Allowed?— Whether a Sensor can be added to the domain. A tick mark indicates that Sensors can be added to the domain. For the root admin domain, this is always allowed.
   • Default IPS Policy— The IPS Policy applied to the domain.
   • Default Reconnaissance Policy— The Reconnaissance Policy applied to the domain.
   User Information
   • Name— Name of a user.
   • Contact Information— Email address for the user.
   • Creator Domain— The admin domain where the user was created.
   • Login ID— The user's ID for logging into Manager.
   • Role(s)— The user's role(s) with the corresponding domains in parentheses.
   Undefined SNMP Forwarder Information
   • Admin Domain— All current domains.
   • IP Address— The address of the target SNMP server.
   • Destination Port Number— The target server's SNMP listening port.
   • SNMP Version— The version supported by your SNMP server. Version options are 1, 2c, Both 1 and 2c or 3.
   • Notification for All Child Admin Domains— A tick mark indicates that notifications generated for all the child admin domains are also factored in for this report.

   Note

   The SNMP Forwarder information is displayed only for those domains for which SNMP Trap Receivers have been configured.

   Fault Syslog Forwarder Information
   • Admin Domain— All current domains.
   • Syslog Forwarder Enabled— Syslog forwarder has been enabled or disabled.
   • Child Domain Notification Enabled— whether child notification has been enabled.
   • Syslog Server (Host Name or IP Address)— Syslog server is enabled.
   • Port— Port on which it is forwarded.
   User Activity Audit Syslog Information
   • Admin Domain— All current domains.
   • Syslog Forwarder Enabled— Syslog forwarder has been enabled or disabled.
   • Child Domain Notification Enabled— Whether child notification has been enabled.
   • Syslog Server (Host Name or IP Address)— Syslog server is enabled.
   • Port— The port of the Audit Syslog server.
   • Facilities— Standard syslog prioritization value.
   • Result Mapping— Informational messages of the mapped results. It is categorized into: Failed, In progress, and Success.
   • Forward Audit— Severity of the audit log forwarded to the syslog server.
   • Message Preference— Preference of the message.
   Proxy Server Settings
   • Admin Domain— All current domains.
   • Use Parent Settings?— Whether parent settings are inherited.
   • Use Proxy Server?— Whether proxy server is enabled or disabled.
   • Proxy Server Name or IP Address— The address of the target proxy server.
   • Port Number— The proxy server's port.
   • User Name— Name of a user.