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- Audit and snapshot rules
- Configuring the application configuration rule
- Configuring the COM+ rule
- Configuring the custom scripts rule
- Configuring the discovered software rule
- Configuring the file rule
- Configuring the hardware rule
- Configuring the IIS metabase rule
- Configuring the IIS rule
- Configuring the IIS 7.0 rule
- Configuring the local security settings rule
- Configuring the registered software rule
- Configuring the Windows .NET framework configurations rule
- Configuring the Windows registry rule
- Configuring the Windows services rule
- Configuring the Windows/UNIX users and groups rule
Configuring the COM+ rule
To configure a Windows COM+ rule, select the source COM+ objects that you want to audit or snapshot on a target server. The COM+ rule also checks Access Control Levels (ACLs) for the selected object, including ACLs that are inherited.
COM+ objects are categorized based on attributes of the object, where the COM+ object specifies zero or more categories. The audit or snapshot window displays all COM+ objects in one node in the Rules section of the COM+ object tree. To add a COM+ rule to the audit or snapshot, select it and then click the right arrow button.
If you want to be able to remediate COM+ rules in your audit or snapshot results, select the “Archive all associated files” option when you select the COM+ object or category. This option also includes all AccessPermissions and LaunchPermissions associated with the COM+ object in the audit or snapshot rule, including those that are inherited parent COM+ objects.
You cannot audit the COM+ root folder. However, you can audit the COM+ individual objects or sub-categories.
To configure a COM+ rule:
- Create a new audit, using one of the methods for creating an audit described in Creating an audit . If you want to create this rule for a snapshot specification, see Creating a snapshot specification .
- Select an Audit Source: Server, Snapshot, Snapshot Specification, or No Source. Some audit rules, such as Application Configuration and Windows User’s and Groups, must have a source.
- In the Audit window, from the Views pane, select Rules > COM+.
- In the content pane of the Audit window, expand the top level node in the Available for Audit section and select a COM+ object or object category.
- Click the right arrow button to move the COM+ object or object category into the Selected for Audit section.
All COM+ object or object categories you select will be audited on the target servers or snapshot specification. You can select individual and COM+ categories for the rule. You cannot select the root folder to add to the audit rules. - Choose an option from the bottom of the rule window:
- Select the “Archive all associated files” option if you want to be able to remediate COM+ rules in your audit or snapshot results.
- Select Compare only the file name and not the full pathname if you want the COM+ rule to check only the selected filename and not the full path.
- To finish configuring the audit, define any other COM+ object or object category rules you want and set the target servers, schedule, and notification for the audit.
- To save the audit, from the File menu, select Save. You can also save the Audit as a policy. For more information, see Saving an audit or a snapshot specification as an audit policy.
- To run the audit, from the Actions menu, select Run Audit. For more information about running an audit, seeCreating an audit policy .
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