Windows Server 2016 includes the picky eye view Council which is a management tool that installs when
you install the ADC as a role it provides a summary view of the status of the enterprise.
Picky the picky eye view Council also enables you to view multiple CS as their current health status
but you can not view stand alone CS you can use PGI you to access PGI or related HDD containers and
to manage their content including certificate templates.
You can start the bigger view console when you type PGI view that MLC and the other command prompt or
in Windows power shall now pick out a view shows all of the all of the seas and their health date as
indicated by a small icon.
There are available health states which are seeing health data validation.
C has no problems no indicator C Heller non-critical problem it will have yellow indicator C has a critical
problem will will have a red indicator and C is a fly in will have a red cross over the C indicator
because I view also shows a quick health summary of the following errors by indicating their status
options are okay or unable to download will have this C certificate a locations CRL and Delta C or else
see it appears and or c a special occasion because I view evaluates the city B and or a state for region
defined location on each c.
For example you can easily see if any city B or A locations are not accessible or if any of the locations
contain an expired CRL picture view.
Also either able is able to evaluate the state of online responder if you have deployed that overall
service besides monitoring and reviewing the whole C a hierarchy with a picture of your council.
You can also use audit options on the C I see a level in the certification authority council to monitor
events that happen on each C to access their audit and options.
You have to open the CIA properties window and go to the audit and tab.
You can configure this step to monitor the following events.
You can configure it to monitor backups and restore some of the C database changes to the C configuration
changes to the C security settings.
Management of certificate requests certificate revocation and Sarah publish in storage and retrieval
of achieved keys and starts and stops so the ADC asserts the certification authority.
Council does not configure any of these options by default which means that it does not automatically
enable C audit.
If you want to start logging events from C you have to enable one or more options manually.