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Register CA Anomaly Detector

To display CA Anomaly Detector data in views, you must add CA Anomaly Detector as a data source for Performance Center.

Follow these steps:

1. Display the Data Source List page:
   1. Log in to the Performance Center Console as a user with administrator privileges, if you are not already logged in.
   2. Select Admin, Data Sources.

      The page for managing data sources opens: Manage Data Sources (CA PC) or Data Source List (NPC).

2. Click Add (CA PC) or New (NPC).

   The dialog for adding a data source opens.

3. Specify values for the following options:
   • Source Type: Select Anomaly Detector from the list. If it is not listed, verify that you have performed the steps in Enable the Views.

     All related products and selected third-party integrations are listed in the Source Type list regardless of whether they are installed in your environment. If a data source type is not listed, check to see if you have already registered the maximum number of data sources for that type.

   • Status: Select Enabled.
   • Host Name: Enter the IP address or name of the server that hosts the CA Anomaly Detector software.
   • Protocol: Select the protocol to use for contacting CA Anomaly Detector.

     Select https if your network uses SSL for communications. If you select the https option, verify that you have configured the system correctly for https access. For more information, see the Single Sign-on User Guide.

   • Port: Enter the Port for CA Anomaly Detector.

     The port you specify depends on the protocol you select. The recommended port for the http protocol is 80. The recommended port for the https protocol is 443. If you plan to use SSL for communication with Performance Center, see the Single Sign-on User Guide.

   • Web Console: Confirm whether the Web Console address is the same as the Host Name. If it is different, click the "Same as above" check box to provide the Web Console information.

     The default setting is for the Web Console address to be the same as the Host Name.

   • Web Console: Same as Data Source: Confirm whether the same IP address, port, and protocol are used for the Web Console as for the host server. If any of the values are different, clear the "Same as above" check box to provide the Web Console information.
   • Display Name: (Optional) Enter a user-friendly name for the data source. This name is shown on the Admin menu under Product Settings.

     If you do not specify a name, a default name is generated automatically. The default name consists of the data source type combined with the host name. For example, you can specify AnomalyDetector_London as the Display Name in place of a default name like AnomalyDetector@xxx.x.x.xx.

   • Enabled: Select the Enabled check box.
4. Click Test to verify that the connection to CA Anomaly Detector works.

   If the connection fails, verify that the server name or IP address is accurate for the source type. If the connection fails again, contact CA Support.

5. Click Save when the settings are complete and the connection test has succeeded.

   You return to the main page, which shows CA Anomaly Detector in the list of data sources.