Activate a License for Remote Browser Isolation Through

Common Services

Where Can I Use This?	What Do I Need?
Tenant or Tenant Service Group (TSG) Commercial deployments	Prisma Access license with optional add-ons Activation link for Remote Browser Isolation license Role: Multitenant Superuser or Superuser with access to the Customer Support Portal

Verify if this activation process applies to you.

Remote Browser Isolation (RBI) creates a no-code execution isolation environment for a user's local browser, so that no website code and files are executed on the local browser.

The following steps assume that you have already activated

Prisma Access

and added tenants to create a multitenant hierarchy.

After you receive an email from Palo Alto Networks identifying the RBI license you are activating, click the email link to begin the activation process.

Select
Get Started with Remote Browser Isolation
in your email.
You are automatically directed to
Common Services
Subscription & Add-ons
, where you activate the subscription for your product.
Select the
Customer Support Account
for the tenant.

Allocate the subscription to the recipient
Tenant
of your choice.

The
Region
is populated with a storage location for the data logs, known as
Cortex Data Lake
.
Agree to the terms and conditions
, and
Activate
.
Common Services
Tenant Management
displays the status of the activation, such as
initializing
or
complete
.
After the status is
complete
, you can launch RBI from
Common Services
Tenant Management
or from
Settings
Tenant Management
, where you can then enable RBI.