: First Time Setup for Strata Multitenant Cloud Manager
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First Time Setup for Strata Multitenant Cloud Manager

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First Time Setup for
Strata Multitenant Cloud Manager

Learn about day zero, first time setup for
Strata Multitenant Cloud Manager
.
Where Can I Use This?
What Do I Need?
  • Strata Multitenant Cloud Manager
The first time you access the
Strata Multitenant Cloud Manager
will likely be through an email that you receive from Palo Alto Networks regarding license activation.
After activating your
Prisma Access
license, the
Summary
dashboard is the default screen when you first access the
Strata Multitenant Cloud Manager
. For Prisma Access setup, select the
Prisma Access
Summary
Map View
tab, select
Get Started
and you are automatically directed to
Manage Services
to complete your setup. The
Summary
dashboard data will display after you've configured your mobile users or remote networks.
Menus display with limited access if you haven't completed the first time setup:

Prisma Access
Summary Map View Dashboard

If you haven't completed the first time setup, the
Prisma Access
Summary
Map View
dashboard offers you the following widgets:
Widget
Description
Total Tenants
Displays the total number of tenants configured for the selected tenant. This number includes the current tenant plus all child tenants.
Also displays the total bandwidth allocated for all tenants and the number of users created for all tenants.
You can also
Onboard a new tenant
as a child of the currently displayed tenant.
Total Allocated Users
Displays the total number of allocated users in a
Cortex Data Lake
region for the selected tenant.
Total Allocated Bandwidth
Displays the total amount of allocated bandwidth in a
Cortex Data Lake
region for the selected tenant.
After the setup is complete, the Summary dashboard is fully populated.

Monitor Dashboards

If you haven't completed the first time setup, the
Monitor
screens such as
Threats
,
Applications
, and
Service Connectivity
are expected to have no data. Instead, they display an introductory banner with the option to
Get Started
.
After the setup is complete, the Monitor dashboards are fully populated.

Incidents

If you haven't completed the first time setup, the
Incidents
dashboard such as
Prisma Access
Incidents
is expected to have no data. Instead, it displays an introductory banner with the option to
Get Started
.
After the setup is complete, the Incidents dashboards are fully populated.

Manage Services

If you haven't completed the first time setup, the
Manage
Services
dashboard offers you the following widgets:
Widget
Description
Tenant Name
The name of the tenant.
Service setup journey
The service setup status, such as: No License, License Allocated, License Activated, Components Configured.
The
Allocate & Activate License
button if you need to activate the license. You are automatically directed to
Subscriptions
to activate your license.
The
Configure Components
button to complete your setup. You are automatically directed to
Prisma Access
to configure your remote networks or mobile users.
Setup status
The operational status, such as: No License, Activating, Complete, Warning, Error.
Cortex Data Lake
Connection status
The connection status of
Cortex Data Lake
, such as: Connected or Not Connected
Edition
The license edition, such as:
Prisma Access
Enterprise
Vertical
The vertical you chose during license activation.
Expiration date
The license expiration date.
Licenses allocated
The licenses allocated to the tenant.
Support ID
A list of tenant IDs required for opening customer support cases, such as:
  • TSG ID — Tenant Service Group ID or tsg_id
  • Cortex Data Lake
    ID
  • Cloud Management ID
  • Prisma Access
    ID
  • Serial Number
  • Support Account Name and ID.
New Tenant
This button automatically directs you to
Tenant Management
to add tenants.
After the setup is complete, the Services dashboards are fully populated.

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