Automate - Configure Automate and ECC to Perform Collections

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Introduction

This article outlines the process of configuring ECC server for Rampiva Automate and deploying ECC collections through Rampiva Automate.

Prerequisites

Rampiva Automate v5.4 or later
Rampiva Automate Corporate License Class
Nuix Enterprise Collection Center Installed and Configured

Instructions

A. Creating API user on ECC Server

1	Login to ECC Administrator Console.
2	In the top right, click the three dots.
3	Click Server Properties… from the menu options.
4	From the properties list, Double click the property server.high-level-api.enabled.
5	In this step we will enable the high-level API. Set value to True.
6	Click OK to close window.
7	At the bottom right of the window click Close.
8	In the top right, click the three dots.
9	Click Users and Roles… from the menu options.
10	In the Roles section, create a new Role.
11	Type API for the name of the role.
12	Select the permissions: Manage existing jobs Create new collections Manage templates and configurations The permissions Manage existing jobs, Create new collections and Manage templates and configurations are required. Rampiva Automate will not be able to run ECC collections correctly if the user does not have these permissions.
13	Click OK. This role will be assigned to the API user we created.
14	In the Users section, create a new User.
15	Type api for the username of the user. The username created in this step will be the username we use in Rampiva Automate to run ECC collections.
16	Type defaultPassword1234 for the password of the user.
17	Type defaultPassword1234 in the confirm password field.
18	Check Login high-level API.
19	In this step we will assign the role created in previous. Select Role created in Steps 11-13.
20	Click OK.
21	At bottom right of window, click Close.

B. Creating ECC Configuration with Predefined Inputs

1	Login to ECC Administrator Console.
2	On the left side of the window click Configurations.
3	At the top right of the window click the outlined button to create a new configuration.
4	Type Collect Documents for the name of the configuration.
5	Set Simple (single task) for the sequence.
6	In the Scheduling section, select now for start.
7	This step is optional. Click 4. Destination in the numbered list on the left side.
8	This step is optional. Select the type Native Files.
9	Click 5. Custodians & Targets in the numbered list on the left side.
10	On the right hand side click the Add… button.
11	Select Local Path.
12	In this step you will provide the path for each computer to collect from. Type C:\Users for the local path of the configuration, computers that run a collection using this configuration will collect from this path.
13	Click ok.

C. Create ECC Profile

1	From the Settings page, select ECC Profiles from the settings tree.
2	Click the Add + button to create a new ECC Profile.
3	Enter ECC Profile for the name of the ECC Profile.
4	Enter the server URL (The URL under which ECC server is accessible.). For example http://10.5.0.2.
5	Enter api for the username of the ECC profile.
6	Enter defaultPassword1234 for the password of ECC profile.
7	In the bottom right, click Add Source.