The CxSAST is based on IIS Application Pools and CxServices. For each of these the local Network Service is defined as default by the CxSAST installer.
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- CxClientPool - Application Pool of the Web Portal - the user that is defined here will not influence any external tools.
- CxPool - Application Pool of the CxManager - the user that is defined here is used for connection to a third party server, e.g. TFS, GIT, SVN, etc..
- CxPoolRestAPI - Application Pool of the RestAPI - the user that is defined here will not influence any external tools.
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The user assigned to the IIS App Pools will must have access to the CxDB and CxActivity databases in the SQL Server, if 'Integrated Security=True' in - DBConnectionData.config file. |
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1. In the IIS Manager, navigate to Application Pools, and check the user Identity of each of the following:
- CxClientPool
- CxPool
- CxPoolRestAPI
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If any of the Cx Application Pools are anything other than the default Network Service, make sure you know the user account's full credentials. |
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7. Enter the appropriate user credentials and click OK.
Cx Storage Folders
1. Ensure Verify that the user accessing the Cx storage folders (CxSrc, CxReports, ExtSrc) has the appropriate read/write permissions.
2. To modify the read/write permissions for Cx storage folders: 3
1. Navigate to the desired Cx storage folder (C:\CxSrc, C:\CxReports, C:\ExtSrc)
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2. Right-click the folder, click Properties, and then click the Security tab.
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3. Click Edit and select the user or group for which you want to change the permissions.
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4. Check
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the permissions that you want to add for that user or group.
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For a single manager with local folders, define read/write permissions. |
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5. Click Apply to save the changes.
8 3. Repeat the same procedures this procedure for the remaining Cx storage folders.
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