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An SSL certificate.The steps required to configure this encryption are as follows.Using the Microsoft Management Console (MMC): install the Certificates snap-in for the SQL Server® host computerimport the certificate to the SQL Server® host computerUsing SQL Server Configuration manager: configure the SQL Server® to use the certificateconfigure the SQL Server® to force encryptionRestart the SQL Server® host computerImport the certificate to all Enterprise Reporter computers that will need to communicate with the SQL Server®, such as: Enterprise Reporter server host computerEnterprise Reporter nodesEnterprise Reporter Configuration Manager host computerEnterprise Reporter Report Manager host computerInstall Enterprise Reporter on a host computerSoftware requirements The following required software is required for Enterprise Reporter.Microsoft®.NET Framework 4.6Microsoft®.NET Framework 4.0 (Full)Microsoft®.NET Framework 3.5 Service Pack 1Microsoft® Excel® (required to view reports exported as spreadsheets)Microsoft® Excel® 2010Microsoft® Excel® 2013PowerShell™ 3.0Active Roles Required SoftwareTo collect Active Roles information, the following software is required on the computer where the Enterprise Reporter Configuration Manager is installed and on the computer where the Enterprise Reporter node is installed:ADSI Provider (the version must match the Active Roles version)For more information and installation instructions, see the Active Roles Quick Start Guide. The following additional considerations are required:There must be a trust between the Enterprise Reporter domain and the Active Roles domain.The credentials used for the Active Roles discovery must have access to the Active Roles domain.Exchange Required SoftwareTo collect Exchange® 2007 information, the following additional considerations are required:Exchange® 2007 Management Tools must be installed on the computer where the Enterprise Reporter node is installed and must be in the same forest as the 2007 Exchange Organization.It is highly recommended to put the computer where the Enterprise Reporter node is installed within the target Exchange® 2007 domain.To collect Exchange mailbox folders, the following additional considerations are required:Impersonation needs to be configured on the Exchange organization. Refer to your Exchange Server document or use the following method to set up role assignments. Powershell can be used to add an assignment New- ManagementRoleAssignment–Name: impersonationAssignmentAdministrator-Role: ApplicationImpersonation –User:AdministratorAlternatively, you can create an administrator role with ApplicationImpersonation role assigned to it and add the required account as a member (or

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File Reporterenables you to generate reports from SQL queries that you enter, and create optional report layouts for displaying the resulting data. These queries allow you to collect specific details in reports that are not available through the Built-in Report types in File Reporter. The SQL queries must be specific to the database (PostgreSQL or Microsoft SQL Server) that your deployment of File Reporter uses. NOTE: ">NOTE: Refer to the File Reporter 24.3 Custom Query Guide for details and examples of the supported database functions, tables, and views you can generate using Custom Query reports. You enter SQL queries through report editors available from File Reporter's browser-based administrative interface and the Report Designer client tool. NOTE: ">NOTE: See Custom Query Report Layouts in the File Reporter 24.3 Client Tools Guide for details on using the report editor in the Report Designer. IMPORTANT: ">IMPORTANT: Use the File Query Cookbook to obtain SQL queries and sample report layouts. The SQL queries and report layouts can both be customized as needed. You can access the File Query Cookbook directly through the Report Designer interface or at Select Report Definitions in the Reports menu. Click Add. Enter a descriptive name Name for the report definition in the text field. Select Custom Query Report. Click OK. Enter the SQL query according to the information you want to include in the report. Click Execute as you update the query to see a preview in the bottom portion of the editor that shows how the report will appear. The Row Limit setting does not limit the size of the report. Instead, it limits how much can be previewed. When you are satisfied with the report and the previewed results, click Save. Close the Custom Query Report Editor. Select Report Definitions in the Reports menu. Select the Custom Query report you just saved and generate the report as either a Preview Report or a Stored Report — see Preview Reports and Stored Reports in the File Reporter24.3 Administration Guide for details.

10Windows® 8.1Windows® 8 (64 bit and 32bit)Windows® 7 with Service Pack 1 (64 bit and 32 bit)Windows Vista® with Service Pack 2 (64 bit and 32 bit)Windows® XP Professional with Service Pack 3 (64 bit and 32 bit)Network Attached Storage (NAS) DevicesDell FluidFS 6.0Dell FluidFS 5.0NetApp® Filer - Data ONTAP® 8..x – 9.x and above (Cluster mode is supported as of version 8.2)EMC Isilon OneFS (Collections require a secure connection to Isilon with a valid certificate)EMC VNX 7.1.47.5 X (Supported by collecting as a Windows Server)EMC VNX 7.0.35.3 X (Supported by collecting as a Windows Server)SQL Server SQL Server InstancesSQL Server® 2017SQL Server® ClustersSQL Server® 2016SQL Server® 2014SQL Server® 2012SQL Server® 2008 R2SQL Server® 2008 with Service Pack 2SQL Server® 2005 with Express Service Pack 3SQL Server® 2005 with Service Pack 3Exchange Exchange ServersExchange Online™Exchange® 2016Exchange® 2013Exchange® 2010Exchange® 2007Exchange® Mixed Modes (2007-2010, 2010-2013, 2007-2013)Active Roles Supported Versions The follow versions of Active Roles are supported as targets of Active Directory discoveries. See the Active Roles web site for hardware and software requirements for your version of Active Roles:Active Roles 7.2.1Active Roles 7.1.2Active Roles 7.0.4Active Roles 7.0.2Active Roles 6.9.0IT Security Search Supported Versions Enterprise Reporter can be configured to send discovery information to the following versions of IT Security Search. See the IT Security Search web site for the hardware and software requirements for your version of IT Security Search. IT Security Search 11.4IT Security Search 11.3SQL Server Supported Versions The following versions of SQL Server® are supported for the Enterprise Reporter database. See the Microsoft® web site for the hardware and software requirements for your version of SQL Server®:SQL Server® 2017SQL Server® 2016SQL Server® 2014SQL Server® 2012SQL Server® 2008 R2SQL Server® 2008 with Service Pack 2SQL clusters and database mirroring are supported for your deployment, including SQL Server® 2016 Always OnSQL Server® 2014 Always OnSQL Server® 2012 Always OnUsing SQL Server CertificatesSSL Encryption of SQL Server Connections using CertificatesEnterprise Reporter can be configured to work with a SQL Server® instance. To secure communications while working with Enterprise Reporter, data sent over connections to the SQL Server can be encrypted using