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Customize Keyed Values for Default_Users

You can use predefined reports and their associated queries to monitor activities by default users. You can use the default keyed list only or you can supplement it with your own values. Predefined values include administrador, administrateur, administrator, bin, cisco, daemon, DBSNMP, Guest, helpdesk, Imnadm, invscout, IUSR_ComputerName, mail, Nobody, root, sa, sshd, sys, SYSMAN, system, and Uucp.

To customize the list, you identify the default users that are created during operating system, database, or application installations as values in the key-value list for Default_Users.

The reports that use the keyed values for Default_Users include:

• CA Access Control - System Access by Default Account ...
• System Access by Default Account ...

If you create a custom query that uses this key, define the filter as follows:

To customize keyed values for Default_Users

1. Click the Administration tab and the Services subtab.
2. Click Report Server.

   A list of keys to which you add user-defined values is displayed at the bottom of the main pane.

3. Select the key, Default_Users.

   The predefined values appear.

4. Take one or more of the following actions to update this list:
   • Click Add Value and enter a new value to include in the keyed list.
   • Select a value and click Remove Value to delete the value from the list.
   • Select a value, click Edit Value, modify the value and click OK.
   • Click Export Values to export the current list, edit the list to add other values, save the file. Then, click Import Values to import your edited file.
   • If the values for this key are dynamically generated by the configured CA IT PAM process, click Import Dynamic Values List.
5. Click Save.

   Reports using this keyed list that are generated by scheduled jobs begin reflecting data for the updated values.

More information:

Example: Send an Alert that Runs an IT PAM Process Per Row