Managing Cloud Guard Settings
Access global settings for Cloud Guard on the Settings page.
From the Settings page, you can find the name of the reporting region that Cloud Guard is monitoring, restart an overview guided tour that you've stopped, and disable Cloud Guard.
Viewing the Reporting Region or Restarting the Guided Tour
Open the Settings page to view the name of the reporting region that Cloud Guard is monitoring.
Disabling Cloud Guard
You can disable Cloud Guard from the Settings page.
Disabling Cloud Guard deletes all the existing targets, user-managed (cloned) detector and responder recipes, and other customizations. If you later decide to re-enable Cloud Guard, you have to manually re-create this infrastructure.
Cloud Guard can only be disabled from the reporting region. If the Disable Cloud Guard button is not available, you must switch to the reporting region to make it available.
The region in which you are currently working is displayed to the right near the top of your browser window. If the region name displayed is not the reporting region, drop down that list and select the reporting region.
- From the Cloud Guard options panel on the left, select Settings.
- On the Settings page, click Disable Cloud Guard at the top.
- Click Yes to confirm.
What's Next
If you decide to re-enable Cloud Guard, see Re-Enabling Cloud Guard.
Re-Enabling Cloud Guard
You can re-enable Cloud Guard after disabling.
Prerequisite: Disable Cloud Guard. See Disabling Cloud Guard.
When you re-enable Cloud Guard, none of the targets, user-managed (cloned) detector and responder recipes, and other customizations that Cloud Guard had before it was disabled are restored. , You have to manually re-create this infrastructure after re-enabling Cloud Guard.