Create and Associate a Deployment Profile for AI Runtime Security: Network
Intercept
Create an AI Runtime Security: Network intercept deployment profile in
the Palo Alto Networks customer support portal and associate it with a tenant service
group.
This page shows how to create a new deployment profile for your AI Runtime Security:Network intercept license in the Palo Alto
customer support portal and associate the deployment profile with a tenant service
group (TSG).
Licensing Capacity Limit: Limited to processing up to 10K AI
transactions per day per vCPU of AI Runtime Security: Network intercept.
Locate your credit pool you used to create the deployment profile and click
Details.
Locate the AI Runtime Security deployment profile and click
Finish Setup.
You're redirected to the Activate Subscriptions based on
Deployment Profile(s) page on the Hub to associate the deployment profile with
a TSG.
Select the customer support account used to create your deployment profile
from the Customer Support Account drop-down.
Select the Tenant.
Verify that the Strata Logging Service is
enabled for this tenant.
Select the Region.
Select the deployment profile you created previously.
If you have any existing deployment profiles
associated with your tenant, don't uncheck them. Doing so will
disassociate them from the tenant.
Select a Data Loss Prevention (DLP) instance. If you don't have one, select
Create New.
Enter a Description.
Agree to the Terms and Conditions.
Click Activate and record the Auth Code.
Verify that the TSG association succeeded by logging into the Hub and selecting Common Services
→ Tenant Management and select your
tenant.
The initial connection between deployment
profile and TSG may take up to 30 minutes.
Ensure your Strata Logging Service
license is active. If your Strata Logging Service has expired,
renew it before onboarding a cloud account to ensure successful
onboarding Terraform generation.