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Overview

Each CA DLP machine has an infrastructure—a collection of software components—that enables it to operate, communicate with other CA DLP machines, and protect confidential data. Settings in the local machine policy control the infrastructure:

• Security settings control whether CA DLP encrypts network data transfers and records in the local database, and whether logon credentials for CA DLP users are cached.
• Data Management settings cover data compression, data file block sizes, event purging, and free disk space handling.
  • When free disk space falls to critical levels, the  infrastructure is suspended.
  • We strongly recommend that you set up a purging strategy as soon as possible after installation.
• Replication settings determine how often the local machine notifies its parent server of newly captured data or local infrastructure changes. These notifications act as triggers for data replication.
• Logging settings control which infrastructure operations are logged. You specify which operations are logged and the maximum size of log files.

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Overview

Infrastructure Settings