CA Access Control Vault

A Manager user has permission to configure a CA Access Control Vault. A Unit Manager can be granted this permission.

Click here and we'll walk you thru the steps. Add IP addresses to scan, configure scanner appliances, configure vaults and authentication records, set up option profiles and start scanning!

These credentials may be defined for your CA Access Control vault.

URL  Enter the HTTP or HTTPS URL of the CA Access Control web services, an API interface to your CA Access Control Enterprise Management installation. Please note that the web services URL is different from the web management URL (see the examples to note the difference in the path). The SSL Verify option is only available when the URL entered uses HTTPS. See examplesSee examples

Username  You'll need to provide the name of a user that is granted GetAccountPassword API permissions. Optionally, provide the web user name and password to access Basic Authentication of the CA Access Control web server.

Choose the CA Access Control vault in your authentication record and provide End Point settings.

End Point Name  Identifies a managed system, either a target for local accounts or a domain controller for domain accounts. An End-Point name is a user-defined value within your installation of CA Access Control Enterprise Management. The End-Point name entered in this record must match a pre-defined name exactly.

End Point Type  Represents the method of access to the End-Point system. CA Access Control Enterprise Management uses pre-defined values for various methods and the End-Point type value must match a pre-defined value exactly. Examples: "Windows Agentless" (for Windows accounts) and "SSH Device" (for Unix via SSH).

End Point Container  Stores configuration values. CA Access Control Enterprise Management uses pre-defined values for various methods and the End-Point container value must match a pre-defined value exactly. Examples: "Accounts" (for Windows accounts) and "SSH Accounts" (for Unix via SSH).