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Nexus IQ Server 1.26
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Chapter 8. Organization and Application Management
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- 8.1. Hierarchy
- 8.2. Inheritance
- 8.3. Applications, Evaluations, and Reports
- 8.4. The Root Organization
- 8.4.1. Configuring the Root Organization
- 8.4.2. Creating the Root Organization
- 8.5. Viewing the Root Organization
- 8.6. Creating an Organization
- 8.7. Editing an Organization
- 8.8. Deleting an Organization
- 8.9. Creating an Application
- 8.10. Editing an Application
- 8.10.1. Selecting an Application Contact
- 8.10.2. Removing an Application Contact
- 8.10.3. Copying the Application ID to Clipboard
- 8.10.4. Changing an Application ID
- 8.11. Moving an Application
- 8.12. Deleting an Application
- 8.13. Viewing Organizations and Applications
- 8.14. Managing Organizations and Applications
| The topics discussed in this chapter require IQ Server with one of the following licenses: Lifecycle, Firewall, or Auditor. |
When you launch the IQ Server for the first time, even after setting up and configuring your security parameters, there will be little to no information displayed. In many ways, it will look like a blank slate.
Before you can go further with anything else (like evaluating your applications and policy management), you must create at least one organization and one application.
In this chapter, we cover details around managing organizations and applications. We’ll start off with some basics around the relationship, and then get right into how to create them.