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Veritas Alta™ View Compliance and Governance User Guide
Last Published:
2023-04-17
Product(s):
Veritas Alta Archiving (1.0), Veritas Alta eDiscovery (1.0)
- Getting started
- About Veritas Alta View Compliance and Governance Management Console
- Prerequisites for using Veritas Alta View Compliance and Governance Management Console
- Veritas Alta View Compliance and Governance Management Console web browser support
- What's new in this release
- Signing in to Veritas Alta View Compliance and Governance Management Console
- Signing out from Veritas Alta View Compliance and Governance Management Console
- Resetting a forgotten password
- Changing your profile password
- Archive Overview
- Working with Dashboard
- Managing Configurations
- About the Configuration page
- Viewing provisioned services
- Selecting the User Management options
- About Provisioning
- CloudLink Sync Summary
- About Managed Tags
- About Account Management
- Searching for archive accounts
- Using search filters
- Creating an archive account
- Viewing and editing the archive account details
- About the Account Details page
- Editing an archive account
- Deleting an archive account
- Deploying users
- Enabling services for existing archive accounts
- Removing user access
- Disabling bulk user accounts
- Editing Mobile Web Access permission for existing archive accounts
- Unlocking an archive account
- Exporting archive account information
- Editing contact details of a system administrator
- Managing Archive Collectors
- About Archive Collectors
- Adding new archive collectors
- Updating configuration of existing archive collectors
- Stopping the import job of archive collectors
- Restarting import job of archive collectors
- Viewing the latest status of Archive Collectors
- Deleting an existing archive collector
- About Exchange Online Archiving
- Setting up modern authentication in Azure AD for Exchange Online sync
- Configuring Exchange Online sync
- About Exchange Online folder synchronization
- Prerequisite for migrating Exchange Online Users configured with Folder Sync to Exchange Online Folder Synchronization
- Configuring Exchange Online folder synchronization
- About Bloomberg Archiving
- About Microsoft Teams Archiving
- About OneDrive for Business Archiving
- About Data Uploading
- About Alta Capture Services Archiving
- Managing Roles and Permissions
- Managing Policies
- Managing Authentication
- Configuring the Veritas Alta Archiving authentication service
- Enabling the Authentication Settings permission for the Policy Manager role
- Assigning the Policy Manager role to an administrator
- Selecting an authentication method
- Uploading a token-signing certificate
- Validating the Identity Provider URL
- Activating single sign-on
- Managing Retention Policies
- About Retention Management
- Configuring the default retention period
- Creating a retention policy
- Editing a retention policy
- Deleting a retention policy
- Associating a retention policy with a policy target
- Disassociating a retention policy from a policy target
- Enabling and disabling the storage expiry setting
- Viewing the storage expiry status table
- Managing Email Continuity Services
- About Email Continuity
- Email Continuity prerequisites
- Configuring Email Continuity
- Provisioning the Email Continuity service for your mail servers
- Adding the Email Continuity IP ranges to your firewall and mail server allowlists
- Updating your email security provider routing configuration
- Testing the Email Continuity configuration
- Managing Email Continuity
- Email Continuity FAQ
- Managing Reports and Notifications
- Classification
- Managing Data Import
- AD FS Configuration Guide
- Alta Personal Archive Deployment for IBM Notes
- Archive Administration Updates in Previous Releases
Generating a token-signing certificate
The second step to configure your AD FS environment is to generate a token-signing certificate for upload on the Authentication Management page in Veritas Alta View Compliance and Governance Management Console.
Note:
We recommend that you use the default key size for the certificate, which is 2048 bits. The largest certificate key size that we currently support is 4096 bits.
To generate a token signing certificate
- Do one of the following to access the AD FS Management console:
For AD FS 2.0 click Start, select Administrative Tools, and then click AD FS 2.0 Management.
For AD FS 2.1, click Start, enter AD FS Management in the Search field, and then press Enter.
For AD FS 3.0, click Tools in Server Manager, and then select AD FS Management.
- In the left pane of the AD FS Management console, expand Service, and then select Certificates.
- In the Certificates pane, select the certificate that is listed under the Token-signing section.
- In the Actions pane, click View Certificate.
- In the Certificate window, select the Details tab, and then click Copy to File.
- In the Welcome panel of the Certificate Export Wizard, click Next.
- In the Export File Format panel, select Base-64 encoded X.509 (.CER), and then click Next.
- In the File to Export panel, enter a file path in the File Name field, and then click Next.
- In the Completion panel, review the specified information, and then click Finish.
- Click OK to close the export confirmation dialog box. You can find the exported certificate in the file location you previously designated.
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