A closer look at LepideAuditor Suite
Server systems are like pillars to establish the working environment in an organization. These servers should be up all times without any interruptions. If a server crashes or goes down because of an unwanted change, the users will not be able to work. Such problematic changes can be a result of IT Administrator’s trial to test a new policy in a live environment or it can be because of an unwelcome access. In case of the latter, the organization will not only lose valuable time of its professionals, but also there is a chance of an insider’s unexpected access to the million-dollar information stored on the servers.
With change configuration auditing of servers in hand, an IT Administrator is supposed to save the …show more content…
Figure 1: Dashboard Tab
To start with, you have to go to the Settings Tab (Component Management and click “Add” for adding a domain, SharePoint Server or SQL Server. Provide the basic details like name or IP Address of server and login credentials of an administrative user. Once IP Address is identified, you can customize the auditing by selecting objects, object classes, operations, mailbox accesses, site URLs, databases, etc. you want to monitor. You have to provide the details of SQL Server to store the auditing logs at the last step.
Once a server is added, you have to sit back, relax and just keep watching how your server is being monitored and audited by LepideAuditor Suite.

Figure 2: Reports Tab
You can see the reports in three different views – Grid, Graph, and Calendar. Almost every detail about a change will be displayed. For Active Directory and Group Policy, you have the option to rollback an unwanted