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https://media.trustradius.com/product-logos/K9/OY/DI903HA5JF0Q.PNGSolarWindsAccess Right Manager: Give us an a hand and an ARM2019-02-19T18:10:22.535ZWe have multiple domains which can be challenging and time-consuming, especially as we have a large staff base of roughly 1500 users. Its currently mainly being used by the service desk team to administer, report and also provide automation against AD accounts and objects. With such a large user base and multiple domains, it was easy to lose track of changes being made with a large amount of IT staff having access to make changes. ARM negates that and also provides a level of automation to assist the service desk.,Alerts for access and changes to Windows file servers
Automation
Reporting aspects
Regulatory requirements
Audit changes to active directory and group policy,The GUI can be misleading at times in terms of what you're actually looking for
Cumbersome in some places,8,Service desk spends a lot less time digging through events now
Due to the automation sets built in, staff spends less time administering basics changes,,PRTG Network MonitorRob BatesARM - A tale about Ransomware and Dataowner2019-04-29T16:56:51.419ZOnly admins in IT use it. We manage the Dataowner and the Permissions they wanna give to their Users. With ARM we have completely restructured our main File Server and then have redone all of the Permissions based on what the Dataowner wants. We work closely with the Dataowner to make sure everything is set up as they want it.,Easy to use, drag and drop, permission change with every change made logged
Generating automated Reports for Dataowners to review
Log all activity on the File server in case of Breaches or Viruses,Design - the old 8Man design was more friendly
I miss to option to create custom "Who has access here" reports. My Dataowners dont need to know where users have List rights,9,Significantly cut administration time of Permissions on file server
Being able to prove who has made changes helped us out a lot
No negatives yet,,Nothing to describe here. We only use it for File server Permissions and reports. No automated process was wanted by our Management,We had a User open a Ransomeware Virus and slowly reports of Programs not working startED to come in. With the Reports we managed to find the user who changed the files and stop his PC. After isolating his computer we continuously scanned the fileserver with reports of changes and managed to keep the encryption of files at a minumum and as the report shows where files have been encrypted, restore was quick.,As described before, we cut our workload with permission changes significantly,Verified UserMaximize insight and free up time.2019-04-09T18:39:20.140ZARM is being used by our IT department mainly for auditing of Active Directory, file server permissions, and Exchange mailbox access. ARM has allowed for visualization of permissions that allow users access to specific resources. Being able to visualize the permissions and access through a single view has been helpful for internal auditing and maintenance purposes. We are currently in the process of developing the custom JSON scripts to allow for one-click provisioning of users.,Auditing is simplified for user permissions and access to corporate resources. The flow diagrams show which group is granting access.
Provisioning if user accounts is simplified and standardized along with easy detection of scope creep.,Developing of a self service password reset portal would make ARM even more critical to our infrastructure.,10,Overall positive. I have used ARM to develop our active directory permissions and group assignments to be used in a new domain for the company.,We are in the process of developing this portion of access rights manager, but preliminary testing shows there is a high probability of the impact being undeniable.,Detection of scope creep for internal users and lower level admins.,Not yet.Verified UserARM: For Admins and End-Users2019-03-19T17:58:17.276ZEasy to use and to manage your Microsoft AD environment, FileRights, and AD Objects and Exchange. Perfect to track your AD changes and GPDR. We have been using it for three years now. Perfect German support.,File Access Rights
Reporting
Exchange reporting
Data owners grant access rights to files and folders.
Data owners manage group membership.,Data owner management (reports from data owner changes).
Exchange access reports
Recertification overview for admins (which was not recertified until now).
More webinars needed to get all the function and to get more out of the product.,9,GDPR implementation
Reporting (who changed what when)
Important for admins
Change management proven,,Microsoft 365 Business, Microsoft Exchange, Microsoft Access, McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator, VMware Workstation, VMware Workstation Player (formerly VMware Player), F5 BIG-IP, TeamViewerVerified UserSolarWinds Access Rights Manager Tells Me What I Need to Know2019-03-19T17:14:51.691ZSolarWinds Access Rights Manager is used by our IT department for the quarterly access reviews for audit purposes. We managed to shave hours off the process of generating the report of who has access to what, and now we can even schedule it—pure automation. That was the main reason for the purchase decision, and now we are using it to see who did what and more.,SolarWinds Access Rights Manager is easy to set up and configure. We had the first report generated in a few hours.
The automated feature for the reports is great. We just set it and forget it and now the reports get emailed on schedule.,One thing I'd like to see is more customization within the reports. Company branding and colors as well as individual items to include or exclude.,8,SolarWinds Access Rights Manager does what we purchased it to do without issues.Verified User
Windows, Windows Server
SolarWinds Access Rights Manager
7 Ratings
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