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Deployment Control Overview and Usage Guide

The Deployment Control feature enables Shield Admins to update or add organizations to Shield, monitor deployments in real time, perform health checks to verify and remediate configurations, and enroll users progressively once the tenant is confirmed healthy, all without requiring DNS changes.

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  1. 1.Description
  2. 2.View Deployments
  3. 3.View Health
  4. 4.Enroll Users
  5. 5.No DNS Changes Needed
  6. 6.Get Started

Description

Deployment Control allows Shield Admins to update existing Shield organizations or add organizations to Shield.

View Deployments

Track deployments in real time and quickly identify and resolve any issues.

View Health

Run a health check at any time to verify configuration, remediate issues with a single click, or receive clear guidance on next steps.

Enroll Users

Once Shield is deployed and the tenant is registered as healthy, users can be onboarded to Shield at their own pace via Add or Remove Products. Shield Admins can choose to enroll users in bulk or individually.

No DNS Changes Needed

No domain DNS configuration is required, simplifying deployment and reducing setup time. Each organization is assigned a unique courier.shield.security domain for outbound traffic, visible in View Domains.

Get Started

Follow instructions to:

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