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The IDERA SQL Compliance Manager Instance Summary tab displays the status of audit activity for a particular SQL Server instance in your environment. Use the statistics and graphs on this tab to quickly and easily identify server-level issues so you can continue to ensure the correct level of compliance.
Understanding Server Status
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Configure Alerting
Opens the Alert Rules tab under Administration, allowing you to configure alerting to track specific activity on this instance or other SQL Server instances across your environment.
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Allows you to unregister the selected SQL Server instance. When you remove a SQL Server instance, SQL Compliance Manager disables all auditing at the server and database levels on the SQL Server instance. If the selected instance is the last instance to be audited on this SQL Server, SQL Compliance Manager also uninstalls the SQL Compliance Manager Agent. If you manually deployed the SQL Compliance Manager Agent, you must manually uninstall it from the SQL Server computer.
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If there are any backlogged audit trace files that you need to process for the instance you are considering to decommission, make sure to disable auditing and decommissioning your server only after processing these backlogged audit trace files. For additional information on how to process backlogged trace files, please contact
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Add Audited Databases
Starts the New Audited Database wizard, allowing you to enable auditing on additional databases hosted by this SQL Server instance. For more information, see Add Audited Databases.
Disable Auditing
Allows you to disable auditing on the selected SQL Server instance. When you disable auditing, the SQL Compliance Manager Agent stops collecting new event data, and stops the corresponding SQL trace. You can continue to view and report on previously audited events or archived events. For more information. see Disable auditing on a SQL Server.
To re-enable auditing, right-click the instance from the Explore Activity tree, and then click Enable Auditing on the context menu.
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Allows you to change the audit settings for the selected SQL Server instance. For more information, see Registered SQL Server Properties.
Apply Regulation Guideline
Allows you to select one or more regulations to apply to all of the audited databases within this SQL Server instance. If you want to apply regulation guidelines only to specific databases, use the Apply Regulation Guideline feature from the Explore Activity - Database Summary tab. This option is unavailable if you have no databases selected for audit. For more information, see Apply Regulation Guideline.
Privileged Users
Allows you to change how privileged user activity is audited on the selected SQL Server instance. For more information, see Privileged User Auditing tab.
Import
Allows you to import audit settings previously exported from another SQL Server instance. Using the Import Audit Settings wizard, you can specify whether you want to import settings at the server or database level.
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Allows you to view or change the properties, such as the heartbeat interval and the collection interval, of the SQL Compliance Manager Agent deployed to the selected SQL Server instance. For more information, see SQL Compliance Manager Agent Properties.
Span
Allows you to change the number of days (time span) for which the Summary tab displays status, alerts, and activity. By default, this tab displays data for the last 7 days.
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