Enable Multiple Domain Access

When the AuthenticationDomains parameter in the WebServer.exe.config file is blank, only domain users from the domain where the Enterprise Auditor Console resides can access the Web Console. Access can be granted from other domains when specified within this parameter.

NOTE: Once another domain is added, then it is necessary to also add the domain where the Enterprise Auditor Console resides.

All domains provided or enumerated must have a trust relationship with the domain where Enterprise Auditor resides. Follow the steps to allow access to the Web Console from other domains.

Step 1 – Open the WebServer.exe.config file with a text editor, for example Notepad. It is located within the Web folder of the Enterprise Auditor installation directory.

Step 2 – Add the desired domains to the value for the AuthenticationDomains parameter:

<add key="AuthenticationDomains" value="" />

Use domain name in a comma-separated list. For example:

<add key="AuthenticationDomains" value="Sherwood.com, Nottingham.com" />

Step 3 – Save and close the file.

Step 4 – Navigate to Services (services.msc). Restart the Enterprise Auditor Web Server service.

The Web Console can now be accessed from multiple domains.

NOTE: In order for the AIC to be accessed from these domains, this must also be configured for the AIC. See the Multiple Domains topic in the Netwrix Access Information Center Documentation for additional information.