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CA Access Control Enterprise Management Deployment Architectures

Before you begin to implement CA Access Control Enterprise Management, you should decide with of the following implementation architectures to use:

• Default—In a default deployment, you install all the components of CA Access Control Enterprise Management on a single server. Implementing the default architecture is the fastest way to implement CA Access Control Enterprise Management. The default implementation architecture does not support high availability and disaster recovery capabilities.
• Load Balancing—the load balancing deployment architecture enables you to use a common user and data stores to distribute workload among the Enterprise Management Servers. In a load balancing deployment you deploy a primary and multiple load balancing Enterprise Management Servers.
• High Availability—the high availability deployment architecture enables you to implement CA Access Control Enterprise Management for failover and redundancy. In a high availability implementation you deploy CA Access Control Enterprise Management on multiple servers to help ensure continued access to data from endpoints in case of a server failure.
• Disaster Recovery—the disaster recovery deployment architecture enables you to implement CA Access Control Enterprise Management for disaster recovery. In a disaster recovery deployment you deploy CA Access Control Enterprise Management on multiple servers to help ensure disaster recovery capabilities.