Manage existing cloud platform policies
To perform this action, you must have a user role that contains the Solution administrator permission.
Manage cloud platform policies throughout their lifecycle by viewing, updating, enabling or disabling configurations, and deleting policies that are no longer required.
Use this section to keep your cloud platform integrations aligned with current operational requirements and ensure devices continue to connect securely and reliably to supported cloud platforms.
Azure Event Grid MQTT broker
To view all the existing cloud platform policies:
In the Device Trust Manager menu, go to Cloud platform policies.
The Completed and Draft policies are listed in a table format.
Set the Provisioning type column filter to Azure Event Grid MQTT broker.
Open the required cloud platform policy to see its details.
To modify a cloud platform policy:
In the Device Trust Manager menu, go to Cloud platform policies.
The Completed and Draft policies are listed in a table format.
Set the Provisioning type column filter to Azure Event Grid MQTT broker.
Open the required cloud platform policy.
Select Edit.
Modify the following as needed:
Edit the name of the cloud platform policy.
On the MQTT Broker tab, edit the entire cloud platform policy details.
On the Device Group Configuration tab, change the operational policy associated with the current device group.
In the Device Trust Manager menu, go to Cloud platform policies.
The Completed and Draft policies are listed in a table format.
Set the Provisioning type column filter to Azure Event Grid MQTT broker.
Choose an enabled policy, More Actions > Disable.
Follow on-screen instructions to disable the selected cloud platform policy.
Note
You can only enable a Completed cloud platform policy.
In the Device Trust Manager menu, go to Cloud platform policies.
The Completed and Draft policies are listed in a table format.
Set the Status column filter to Disabled to view all the disabled cloud platform policies.
Set the Stage column filter to Completed to view all the completed cloud platform policies,
Choose the required policy from the filtered list, More Actions > Enable.
Select Enable cloud platform policy.
Avertissement
This is a destructive action and cannot be undone.
You can only delete a cloud platform policy, where the Status is Disabled and Stage is Completed.To delete a cloud platform policy:
In the Device Trust Manager menu, go to Cloud platform policies.
The Completed and Draft policies are listed in a table format.
Set the Status column filter to Disabled.
Set the Stage column filter to Completed.
Choose the required policy from the filtered list, More Actions > Delete.
Follow on-screen instructions to delete the selected cloud platform policy.
Azure IoT Device Provisioning Service
To view all the existing cloud platform policies:
In the Device Trust Manager menu, go to Cloud platform policies.
The Completed and Draft policies are listed in a table format.
Set the Provisioning type column filter to Azure IoT Device Provisioning Service.
Open the required cloud platform policy to see its details.
To modify a cloud platform policy:
In the Device Trust Manager menu, go to Cloud platform policies.
The Completed and Draft policies are listed in a table format.
Set the Provisioning type column filter to Azure IoT Device Provisioning Service.
Open the required cloud platform policy.
Select Edit.
Modify the following as needed:
Edit the name of the cloud platform policy.
On the Registration + Provisioning tab, edit the entire cloud platform policy details.
On the Enrollment Group section, modify the details as needed. You can also download the Issuing CA certificate.
On the IoT Hubs & Device settings tab, you can modify the the IoT hub settings, which you have already configured in Step 5: Configure the IoT hub settings
On the Certificates tab, you can fetch existing certificates or add new certificates to the policy.
On the Device Group Configuration tab, under Configure policy, you can add a device group and an associated operational certificate management policy tied to the current division. You can also add an operational certificate management policy associated with the current division and device group.
In the Device Trust Manager menu, go to Cloud platform policies.
The Completed and Draft policies are listed in a table format.
Set the Provisioning type column filter to Azure IoT Device Provisioning Service.
Choose an enabled policy, More Actions > Disable.
Follow on-screen instructions to disable the selected cloud platform policy.
Note
You can only enable a Completed cloud platform policy.
In the Device Trust Manager menu, go to Cloud platform policies.
The Completed and Draft policies are listed in a table format.
Set the Status column filter to Disabled to view all the disabled cloud platform policies.
Set the Stage column filter to Completed to view all the completed cloud platform policies.
Choose the required policy from the filtered list, More Actions > Enable.
Select Enable cloud platform policy.
Avertissement
This is a destructive action and cannot be undone.
You can only delete a cloud platform policy, where the Status is Disabled and Stage is Completed.To delete a cloud platform policy:
In the Device Trust Manager menu, go to Cloud platform policies.
The Completed and Draft policies are listed in a table format.
Set the Status column filter to Disabled.
Set the Stage column filter to Completed.
Choose the required policy from the filtered list, More Actions > Delete.
Follow on-screen instructions to delete the selected cloud platform policy.