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Activate a License for Multitenant Service Provider Backbone Through Common Services

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Activate a License for Multitenant Service Provider Backbone Through
Common Services

Learn how to activate a multitenant service provider (sp) backbone through
Common Services
.
Verify if this activation process applies to you.
Service Provider (SP) Backbone activation can be done only at the top-most, root-level, parent tenant. Only one backbone license can be claimed per root tenant. After activating the backbone license at the root level, the next step is to create a backbone configuration. After that is done, subtenants can be activated to use the backbone that is set up.
The following steps assume that you have already added tenants to create a multitenant hierarchy.
After you receive an email from Palo Alto Networks identifying the Service Provider (SP) Backbone license you are activating, click the email link to begin the activation process.
  1. Select
    Get Started with Service Provider Backbone
    in your email.
  2. You are automatically directed to
    Common Services
    Subscription & Add-ons
    , where you activate the subscription for your product.
  3. Select an existing top-most, root-level, parent
    Tenant
    :
  4. Select the
    Customer Support Account
    for the tenant.
  5. Agree
    to the terms and conditions, and
    Activate
    .
  6. Common Services
    Tenant Management
    displays the status of the activation, such as
    initializing
    or
    complete
    .
  7. After the status is
    complete
    , you can activate a cloud-managed Prisma Access license for any tenant in the multitenant hierarchy and assign the SP Backbone to it.
  8. For SP Interconnect, select
    SP Backbone
    to use Internet service provider backbones for Prisma Access egress traffic, such as: BT, Orange, AT&T.
  9. Select
    Exclude Regions
    to exclude Internet service provider backbones in these regions. Prisma Access egress traffic uses public cloud providers for network backbone instead, such as: GCP, AWS, Azure.
  10. (
    Optional
    ) Manage and monitor your service provider backbones and connections.

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