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About the Organization Page
To access this page, click Administration>Organizations.
An organization account helps you to add devices, subscribe your devices, and start managing the devices. An administrator, operator, or user with read-only access of organization can create multiple organization accounts in Juniper Security Director Cloud.
Having multiple organization accounts can help you to segregate large groups into smaller, more manageable groups and control administrative access. For example, you can have different organization accounts based on location or business units. When an organization is not functional or no longer required due to business situation, you can delete an organization account. Deleting an organization account will remove the entire organization including its devices, user accounts, reports, and logs.
Tasks You Can Perform
- Create new organization. See Create an Organization.
- Edit and delete an organization. See Edit and Delete an Organization.
Field Descriptions
Table 1 displays the fields on the Organization page.
Field |
Description |
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Details |
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Organization account name |
The name of the organization. |
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Home PoP |
The home region, which is usually the geographical area where your SRX Series Firewalls are located. Note:
Make sure that each of the SRX Series Firewall ports can communicate with an FQDN of Juniper Security Director Cloud . The FQDN of each home region is different. For details, see Table 1 |
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Organization ID |
The auto-generated universally unique identifier (UUID) for an organization. This unique ID is used to identify organizations that have identical name. |
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Settings |
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Allow Juniper support to debug |
Enable to allow the Juniper Networks support team to remotely troubleshoot and resolve issues. |
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Auto-import device after device discovery |
Enable to automatically import firewall and NAT policies when the device discovery process completes successfully. This setting is enabled by default. |
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Update disabled rules to device |
Enable to automatically delete rules on the device when the rules are disabled in Juniper Security Directory Cloud. This setting is disabled by default. |
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Hit count |
Enable to track the number of times a policy is used based on traffic flow. The hit count is the number of hits since the last reset. The hit count is especially useful to check the usage frequency of the rules in a large policy set. If you see that some of the rules are not being used, you can verify that the rules are not being shadowed by another policy. This helps you manage the device without having to generate traffic manually. This setting is enabled by default. |
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Hit count start time |
Set the time from when the policy use must be tracked. The hit count collects the policy use statistics every 24 hours and updates the count to all the policies. The default start time is 0200 hours. |
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Save rule option |
While creating or editing a security policy rule, allow user to select if the rule is a zone-based rule or a global rule. This option is available only when the user selects a single source zone and a single destination zone. |
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Unnumbered tunnels |
Enable to import unnumbered, matching tunnels as Site-to-Site topology. If this setting is disabled, the tunnels are imported as Hub-and-Spoke topology. This setting is disabled by default. |
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Snapshots per policy |
Set the number of configuration snapshots that must be stored for each device. You can use the snapshots to revert to a previous configuration of a device. Juniper Security Director Cloud stores the upto latest 10 snapshots. |
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Automatic Signature Install to Devices |
Enable automatic installation of IPS signature, application signature, and URL category to the devices. This setting is enabled by default. |
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Delete unused address and address groups |
Enable to automatically delete addresses and address groups on the devices when they are deleted in Juniper Security Director Cloud. This setting is enabled by default. |
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Delete unused services and service groups |
Enable to automatically delete services and service groups on the devices when they are deleted in Juniper Security Director Cloud. This setting is enabled by default. |