: What’s New in Strata Multitenant Cloud Manager
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What’s New in Strata Multitenant Cloud Manager

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What’s New in Strata Multitenant Cloud Manager

Review new features and behaviors in Strata Multitenant Cloud Manager.
Here’s what’s new in Strata Multitenant Cloud Manager. These are the features we’re currently working on that are specific to multitenant monitoring, services, and device management. You can also check what’s new in the NetSec platform.

What's new in September 2024

Application Monitoring Update

The Strata Multitenant Cloud Manager enables managed security service providers (MSSP) or distributed enterprise customers of to get a holistic view of the application landscape for all tenants. Depending on your license, you can monitor application activity to get visibility into the Prisma Access applications along with information on data usage, incidents, and user experience of the applications.
If you have an Autonomous Digital Experience Management (ADEM) license, now you have access to features such as experience scores, plus the single tenant view for monitored applications in Strata Cloud Manager. AI-Powered ADEM is a service that provides native end-to-end visibility and performance metrics for application traffic in your environment. However, usage data is displayed for applications whether an ADEM license is enabled or not. This means that you can still access essential information about your applications, even without the advanced features provided by ADEM.
The application monitoring display is enhanced with the introduction of a new chart view and an updated table view, making it easier for you to analyze and interpret the information presented for parent and child tenants. It's not an aggregated view of the total usage from the perspective of the parent tenant. Access the Strata Multitenant Cloud Manager and select MonitorApplications.

What's New in May 2024

Enhanced Tenant Selector

The tenant selector persistently shows on the left for ease of switching between tenants, and to give context on where you are within a hierarchy.

Bulk Configuration

The Strata Multitenant Cloud Manager enables managed security service providers (MSSP) or distributed enterprise customers of Prisma Access to define and enforce global security policies in all or some of their child tenants. You would use this to create repeatable common configurations that can be applied to many tenants, while allowing for granular customization of configurations at the individual tenants for local tenant admins. Bulk configuration management is only supported for Cloud managed tenants. Panorama managed tenants are not supported as part of this feature. This feature is available in Strata Multitenant Cloud ManagerManageBulk Configuration.

Authorized Support Center Support View

The Authorized Support Center (ASC) Support View dashboards have moved back into the Strata Multitenant Cloud Manager. The ASC Support View provides relevant tools and data to enable ASC partners to address their L1 and L2 Cloud managed SASE issues. This feature is available in Strata Multitenant Cloud ManagerASC Support View.

What's New in March 2024

Service Provider IP Address Pools

You can now configure, view, and monitor Service Provider IP address pools to leverage your own IP addresses for Prisma Access egress traffic instead of using the egress through public cloud providers.

Multitenant Notifications

In a multitenant hierarchy, the notifications provide you with a consolidated view of the Strata Cloud Manager announcements and Prisma Access dataplane upgrade info that you would otherwise see in various places throughout the single tenant environment. The aggregated notifications prompt you to take necessary actions or help you to make informed decisions about all the tenants in your hierarchy.
If you're a managed security service provider (MSSP) or distributed enterprise with a multitenant hierarchy, you can manage notification profiles for all the tenants in your hierarchy. You can also configure to receive notifications via email or webhook.

What's New in February 2024

From within Strata Cloud Manager, the Prisma SASE Multitenant Portal is renamed to Strata Multitenant Cloud Manager.
The application tile name is also changed on the tenant view of the hub.

What's New in December 2023

The Prisma SASE Multitenant portal is supported as part of FedRAMP High "In Process" certification. It is available from the original support account view of the hub Prisma SASE Platform button .
Also available from sase.paloaltonetworks.com/msp/dashboard Tenants and Servicesyour tenantAggregate ViewsPrisma SASE Multitenant Portal.

What's New in September 2023

The following new items were released in September 2023.
New Features in September 2023
ASC Partner PortalThe Authorized Support Center (ASC) Partner Portal docs are moved to the LIVEcommunity.
SP connection changeWhen adding a service provider (SP) connection to a SP backbone, the option is removed for defining edge availability.

What's New in August 2023

The following new items were released in August 2023.
New Features in August 2023
IncidentsIncidents is replacing Alerts & Alarms. The Incidents page includes Prisma Access incidents and Prisma SD-WAN Incidents.
First time setup for Prisma AccessAfter activating a Prisma Access license, the First Time Setup experience is revised. From Prisma Access SummaryMap View, select Get Started and you are automatically directed to Manage Services to complete your setup.

What's New in June 2023

The following new items were released in June 2023.
New Features in June 2023
Strata Cloud ManagerDepending on your licensed products, and if you have received information about the migration of your tenant, you might begin to manage and monitor your network and security infrastructure through Strata Cloud Manager. You still use the same Strata Multitenant Cloud Manager button for aggregated monitoring and device management across all your multitenant hierarchy, but you might be redirected from https://sase.paloaltonetworks.com/msp/dashboard to a different URL, though it still takes you to /msp/dashboard).
Upgrade page enhancements
The MonitorUpgrades now contains new information about tenant upgrade status. The upgrade page includes new items such as: next upgrade location, next upgrade date, next upgrade window, and upgrade version.
Prisma Access Summary Dashboard Map View
The Prisma Access Summary Dashboard now contains an additional tab that displays summary information in a map view. The map view includes items such as: total tenants, total allocated users, total allocated bandwidth, service connectivity metrics, and threat metrics.
Service Provider Backbones
Depending on your license, you can now manage and monitor Service Provider Backbones to control your Prisma Access egress traffic. You need to activate your SP Backbone license before you begin managing and monitoring.
Authorized Support Center (ASC) Partner Portal
Depending on your roles in Identity and Access and Customer Support Portal, you can now use the Authorized Support Center (ASC) Partner Portal. The ASC Partner Portal provides dashboards with relevant tools and data to enable ASC partners to address their L1 and L2 cloud-managed SASE issues.
Bulk Config
Depending on your license, you can now Manage Bulk Configurations to create repeatable, common configurations that can be applied to many Prisma Access tenants at once.

What’s New in October 2022

The following new items were released in October 2022.
New Features in October 2022
Virtual ION Devices
Depending on your license, you can now allocate Virtual ION devices and revoke virtual ION devices for Prisma SD-WAN.

What’s New in September 2022

The following new items were released in September 2022.
New Features in September 2022
Service Connectivity
Depending on your license, you can monitor service connectivity reports across your Prisma Access tenants and view child tenant service connectivity details.

What’s New in August 2022

The following new items were released in August 2022.
New Features in August 2022
Common Services Docs
Documentation for license activation, tenant management, and identity and access management is now relocated to Common Services.

What’s New in July 2022

The following new items were released in July 2022.
New Features in July 2022
Prisma Access Shared Licensing
You can now allocate an entire license to one tenant or you can allocate portions of the license to multiple tenants. For example, activate a and share a .
Prisma SD-WAN and Prisma SASE Licenses
You can now activate licenses for Prisma SD-WAN Prisma SASE on your tenants.
SASE Summary Dashboard
Depending on your license, the Summary screen now contains a SASE Summary Dashboard that displays the high-level summarized status of all your SASE tenants.
Prisma SD-WAN Summary Dashboard
Depending on your license, the Summary screen now contains a Prisma SD-WAN that displays the high-level summarized status of all your Prisma SD-WAN tenants.
Manage and Monitor Prisma SD-WAN Devices
Depending on your license, you can now manage and monitor .
Monitor Branches
Depending on your license, you can now monitor .

What’s New in June 2022

The following new items were released in June 2022.
New Features in June 2022
Shortcut to single tenant dashboard
When monitoring tenant threats or monitoring tenant applications, you can now click a tenant name from the monitoring table as a shortcut to viewing the child tenant details, rather than going directly to the Prisma Access activity dashboards.
Top-level TSG limit
When adding tenants, there are now tenant hierarchy limits for how many used and unused Tenant Service Groups (TSGs) you can add.
Customer Support Contact
When you add a tenant, you can now specify a customer support contact person’s name, email, or phone number.

What’s New in May 2022

The following new items were released in May 2022.
New Features in May 2022
Region Display
Aggregate and summary dashboards now display the tenant region in the filter bar for your convenience, such as in the Prisma Access Summary Dashboard.
Tenant Service Group ID (TSG ID)
The TSG ID is now visible in various locations in the UI, such as in Access Products from Tenant Management.
Default TSG ID
The default TSG ID is now the top-level parent tenant with the lowest TSG ID by default, for example in what is a tenant?.