Although there is a lot of information in this workspace, you should only do the following
tasks from within this workspace:
• Reset the cache for a tenant. See "Resetting the Cache for a Tenant" below.
• Add a certificate. If you want to use SAML authentication, you must upload a certificate and
password so that end users can download it. See "Adding a Certificate to a Tenant" below.
• Capture audit files from ISM Discovery, to help with troubleshooting. See "Capturing Discovery
Messages for Debugging" on the next page.
• Configure how users attach files. See "Configuring Attachment Options" on the next page.
• Set metadata to read-only. See "Setting Production Metadata to Read-Only" on page26.
• Set the login URL. See "Setting the LoginURL" on page26.
Resetting the Cache for a Tenant
Service and Asset Manager caches information about each tenant in the ConfigDB. Because of this,
changes to the tenant, such as updating the status, database information, and so on, are not
immediately reflected in the corresponding tenant. This can lead to situations where Service and Asset
Manager allows a user to log into a tenant, even though the status of the corresponding tenant in the
ConfigDB is set to closed.
To manually reset the cache for a specific tenant, do the following:
1. Log in to the ConfigDB.
2. From the workspace selector bar, select Tenants. The system displays the Tenants workspace.
3. Highlight the tenant to reset the cache for.
4. Click Reset Tenant Cache.
Adding a Certificate to a Tenant
If your implementation includes multiple tenants, the certificate should be for the domain and
not the specific tenant. For example, the certificate for Cloud tenants is for *.saasit.com, not for
a specific tenant such as mytenant.saasit.com.
1. Log in to the ConfigDB.
2. From the workspace selector bar, select Tenants. The system displays the Tenants workspace.
3. Double-click the tenant for which to add a certificate.
4. ClickAdd Certificate.
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