Define Parameters

Before running or scheduling the add-on, you must define connection details: Auditor Server host, user credentials, etc. Most parameters are optional; the script uses the default values unless you explicitly define them. You can skip or define parameters depending on your execution scenario and security policies. See the Choose Appropriate Execution Scenario topic for additional information.

Parameter	Default value	Description
Connection to Auditor
NetwrixAuditorHost	localhost:9699	Assumes that the add-on runs on the computer hosting Auditor Server and uses default port 9699. If you want to run the add-on on another machine, provide a name of the computer where Auditor Server resides (e.g., 172.28.6.15, EnterpriseNAServer, WKS.enterprise.local). To specify a non-default port, provide a server name followed by the port number (e.g., WKS.enterprise.local:9999).
NetwrixAuditorUserName	Current user credentials	By default, the add-on runs with the current user credentials. If you want the add-on to use another account to connect to Auditor Server, specify the account name in the DOMAIN\username format. The account must be assigned the Global reviewer role in Auditor or be a member of the Netwrix Auditor Client Users group on the computer hosting Auditor Server.
NetwrixAuditorPassword	Current user credentials	By default, the script runs with the current user credentials. Provide a different password if necessary.
NetwrixAuditorPlan	–	By default, the add-on writes data to the Netwrix_ Auditor_API database and doesn't associate it with a specific monitoring plan. Specify a name of associated monitoring plan in Auditor. In this case, the add-on writes data to a database linked to that plan. NOTE: If you select a plan name in the add-on, create a dedicated plan in Auditor, add the Netwrix API data source to the plan, and enable the data source for monitoring. Otherwise, the add-on can't write data to the Audit Database.
RADIUSHost	localhost	Assumes that the script runs on the RADIUS server. If you want to run a script on another machine, provide a name of the computer where RADIUS server resides (e.g., 172.28.6.16, EnterpriseNPS, NPS.enterprise.local).
RADIUSUserName	Current user credentials	By default, the script runs with the current user credentials. If you want the script to use another account to access the RADIUS server, specify the account name in the DOMAIN\username format. NOTE: The account must be a member of the Domain Users group and have the Manage auditing and security log right.
RADIUSPassword	Current user credentials	By default, the script runs with the current user credentials. Provide a different password if necessary.