Reference Guide › Utilities › eACoexist Utility—Detect and Register Coexisting Trusted Programs › How the Coexistence Utility Works › How the eTrust Audit80 Plug-In Works

How the eTrust Audit80 Plug-In Works

The coexistence utility runs the eTrust Audit80 plug-in to scan the computer for eTrust Audit r8 registry keys and files at the end of a CA Access Control installation and whenever the utility runs, as follows:

• Queries the following registry key for existence:

  HKLM\SOFTWARE\ComputerAssociates\eTrust Audit\Paths
  

  If successful it extracts the "Path" value designated %PathFromRegistry%.

  If the registry key exists, the plug-in:

  • Reads the value of the RootPath entry
  • Creates the following SPECIALPGM resources of type DCM:

    FilePathFromRegistry\bin\acactmgr.exe
    FilePathFromRegistry\bin\SeLogRcd.exe
    FilePathFromRegistry\bin\acdistagn.exe
    FilePathFromRegistry\acdistsrv.exe
    FilePathFromRegistry\acfwrecd.exe
    FilePathFromRegistry\acrecorderd.exe
    FilePathFromRegistry\aclogrd.exe
    FilePathFromRegistry\portmap.exe
    FilePathFromRegistry\SeLogRec.exe
    FilePathFromRegistry\SeLogRd.exe
    FilePathFromRegistry\snmprec.exe
    

    This is the default action as defined in the response file.

Note: The response file determines the default action that the coexistence utility performs at prescribed stages (what to do before CA Access Control installation, after CA Access Control installation, and so on).