Security Management Platform Global Settings Current - User Guide

Working with Security Management Platform Global Settings Overview of Security Management Platform Global Settings Signing up for Security Management Platform Global Settings Managing organizations and regions Adding users and groups to an organization Managing your Microsoft Entra tenants and on-premises domains Security Management Platform Home page Configuring settings Documentation roadmap Technical Support

Editing a domain configuration

You cannot change the FQDN (Fully Qualified Domain Name) for a domain in Security Management Platform. If the FQDN for an on-premises domain has changed, or if you accidentally entered the FQDN incorrectly, you must remove the domain from Security Management Platform and add a new domain with the new FQDN.

You can modify the preferred domain controller for a domain.

Removing a domain

You can remove a domain from Security Management Platform. When you remove a domain, the association with your on-premises domain is removed and the domain is removed from all linked agents. Active Directory group membership will not be updated and Active Directory data is no longer collected.

To remove a domain
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In the navigation panel on the left, click Tenants.
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Click Active Directory Domains.
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On the tile for the domain that you want to remove, click Remove.
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Review the list of results from the remove action and select each check box.
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Click Remove Domain.

Security Management Platform Home page

The Home page contains the following components.

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Masthead
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AI Assistant
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Announcements and global notifications
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Information window
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Security Management Platform Status page
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Side navigation panel
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Dashboard

Masthead

The masthead displays your current user ID and provides information about your organization. It displays the Security Management Platform name on the left and on the right side shows the following:

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Your user ID with a drop down menu arrow.
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An information icon (i) that opens the Security Management Platform information window.
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A status icon and a message that indicates the system status for the modules in your organization. You can expand the status to view the individual modules that might be affected. You can click the Status Overview link to view the Security Management Platform Status page.
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If all your modules are operational, the icon is green and displays All Systems Operational. If you click the status text, you can see the individual modules with green icons indicating systems are operational.
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If one or more modules has a status of degraded performance or partial outage, the icon is yellow and displays Partial System Outage. When you click the status text, yellow icons appear beside the affected modules.
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If one or more modules has a status of major outage the icon is red and the text link displays Major Service Outage in red. When you click the status text, red icons appear beside the affected modules .
You can click the Status Overview link to display details about outages, past incidents, and all planned maintenance in the near future in the Security Management Platform Status page.

If there is scheduled maintenance planned that will include system downtime, a blue banner is displayed at the top of the masthead that includes information about the scheduled outage. You can click Read more to view the maintenance details on the Security Management Platform Status page.

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