Do I need to enable Mailbox Audit Log in On Premise or Office 365 in an Hybrid Environment.
Please give me a advise
With regards,
Manidurai
It depends on where your mailboxes locates. If part of your mailboxes are in Office 365, and part of them are in on-premises, you need to enable audit log for them separately. Run Get-Mailbox command in both online and on-premises environment to get the corresponding mailboxes and enable them accordingly.
Since the audit log storage is part of a mailbox, after you enabled audit log for a mailbox, you can still move a mailbox to online or on-premises. Here's an article about considering audit log storage which might be helpful for you: http://exchangeserverpro.com/much-database-storage-mailbox-audit-logging-consume/
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I have downloaded VisualSVN Server, version 5.1.1. In the left panel there is only Repositories and Jobs. I want to add new users for learing and testing purposes. However I can't see any settings to do so. I currently dont have a licence. Is this the main reason? If not, how can I enable Users and Groups folders or how can I reach to related settings? Keep in mind that I'm a completely newbie to this application. Any help is appreciated, thanks
I have tried to find related settings in autentication properties but I got confused and bogged down. I have tried to open the application as Administrator, still couldn't find or make sense of settings.
I also tried to find subversion authentication settings which is normally in the main page.
In the MMC snap-in, you should have a Users option down the left hand side of the tree. However, on the main Visual SVN page, you have various options, one of which should be Subversion Authentication. You can also add users and groups using the options here also (see below, for a screen shot of my SVN Server). Regarding the license, that shouldn't be an issue, as long as your requirement fits withing the "Community" licensing requirements.
If you don't see options to Create Users / Groups, use the Configure Authentication Options and set the Authentication Mode to Subversion Authentication. This will allow subversion to authenticate users based on a list that is setup within the server itself. Hope that Helps.
The Users and Groups folders are only available in the management console when your server is configured to use the standalone Subversion authentication mode. When this authentication mode is active, your server maintains a dedicated list of user and group accounts.
However, your screenshot shows that you've enabled Windows authentication. In this case, your server integrates with your Active Directory domain / Windows, and user and group accounts are maintained by Active Directory. I.e., you don't need to create users and groups in VisualSVN Server. They are already created in your domain and you can grant permissions to these accounts via the management console.
You can find more information about the authentication modes in the article KB182: VisualSVN Server authentication modes.
we are currently using SAP BTP with global account with feature set A and are wondering - is there a way to automate user management there, creation, deletion of users etc. So far, we can do it only manually through the Cockpit UI. Found out about BTP CLI, but that one seems to work only on Feature set B. Is there some alternative for Feature set A accounts?
SAP BTP supports to use your Corporate Identity Provider for Platform Users [Feature Set A] as described here:
https://help.sap.com/viewer/65de2977205c403bbc107264b8eccf4b/Cloud/en-US/783ff50aa60a4c488f4a1e4dceee7ab9.html
I've been going through Azure blob documentation and Storage Analytics Logging but I don't see how to enable logging on user level. So, there is company Azure plan, each employee logs in with own credentials, but when we use Azure Storage Explorer (desktop version) I don't see anywhere logged in which user uploaded, deleted... which files/folders to the blob. What did we miss to do here?
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/storageservices/storage-analytics-log-format#log-entry-format-20
In blob log format version 2.0 only, we have UserPricipalName.
I did tried, While the field is a uuid. Which is not user friendly.
Just for your reference.
I am new to nessus Audit Cloud Infrastructure. I have an infrastructure over AWS cloud with Unix based machine.
Audit Cloud Infrastructure requires an audit file without it an error is coming as below :-
Error (400): At least one audit must be added to this policy in the
'Compliance' section.
I have tried to search a sample .audit file which I can import for my policy but I haven't get anything.
As per the slide below, there is tool as i2a but I haven't able to get that and neither I am able to contact with support portal(may be because I am using the trial version for now) :-
https://www.slideshare.net/jderienzo/create-a-nessus-audit-file-30230893
If anyone have any source of .audit file please share it. specially for unix one. Or please atleast provide some link/video etc so I can create my own .audit file.
I have tried below link but it didn't work for me:-
https://www.tenable.com/blog/version-2-of-windows-compliance-checks-available-for-testing
Any help is appreciated in advance!!
Is it possible setup TeamCity e-mail notifications to VCS users which doesn't registered in TeamCity?
VCS user name is a first part of e-mail: vasily.pupkin -> vasily.pupkin#company.com
Jenkins has settings for this case: 'Default user e-mail suffix'. May be TC has similar settings?
What I do not want to do:
force all users to create account
create all accounts manually as admin
setup LDAP synchronization now (I need quick, temporary solution)
If possible, you could create a TeamCity user with an email address that is a distribution list. Then you maintain that distribution list outside of TeamCity. In this way you can configure e-mail notifications for this user and it will be sent to the distribution list.
Hope this helps!