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The final step of the Fastpath Assure portal configuration is to schedule the collect of data for Audit Trails

To do this, log into the Fastath Assure portal and in the navigation pane select (Audit Trail » Setup » Manage Data) and click the calendar button.

Select the frequency and configure the other options (which change depending on the frequency) and click Schedule:

In the above example I have set a daily frequency with the collect happening at 0500.

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The penultimate step of the Fastpath Assure portal configuration is to schedule the automatic security import.

Log into the Fastpath Assure portal, expand Integrations, select Connections and click the calendar icon.

Set the required Frequency and Time and then click Schedule:

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With the Hybrid Connection Manager configured, the next step of the configuration is to update the portal with the server settings. Log into the Fastpath Assure portal (or here if you’re in the UK), select Integrations and click Connections.

Click the cog icon and fill in the details for the GP Connection Settings; even if you’re using a named SQL Server instance, you can leave this box empty.

if you’re using Identity Manager, select your version of Microsoft Dynamics GP, selecting GP 2016 for that or any later version.

Click Save to save the changes:

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With the Hybrid Connection Manager installed, the next step is to configure it to see the portal.

From the Windows Stat menu launch the Hybrid Connection Manager and click the Enter Manually button:

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The next Fastpath Assure Suite to install is the Hybrid Connector; this is the on-premise component which initiates the communication channel with the Fastpath portal.

One of the files downloaded is the Hybrid Connector installer; launch the HybridConnectionManager.msi and accept the terms of the license agreement and click the Install button:

Once the installation is complete, click the Finish button:

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One of the components of the installation of Assure Suite is the Hybrid Connector; this is what allows the Fastpath Assure portal to communicate with the on-premise Dynamics GP databases. Before we can install the Hybrid Connector, we need to create the SQL login which it will use to connect and provide the required permissions.

Fortunately, Fastpath provide a GPHybRidGrants.sql script which both creates the login and assigns the minimum level of permissions required for the Hybrid Connector to connect. The script is available via a link on one of the emails sent by Fastpath.

There are three variables in the script to change which you can do with a global find and replace:

• dbreplace which is the GP system database (called DYNAMICS by default).
• userreplace which is the SQL login to be created.
• pwdreplace which is the password for the SQL login.

Once the script has been run, the Hybrid Connector can be installed which I will be doing in the next post.

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With the Active Directory Connector installed the next step is to configure the Fastpath Assure portal to connect with it.

The Fastpath Assure portal is available at https://www.fastpathassure.com (or https://uk.fastpathassure.com if you’re in the UK). Hit the Login button:

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