Use the Windows PowerShell cmdlets to verify your domain and to set up a trust between your domain in Microsoft Azure AD and your local security token service (STS).
Use the encryption key stored on the server. The default location for the key is in the Documents folder under the Administrator ...
Use the key provided below on the local web UI of your on-premises virtual device to register it with your StorSimple Manager ...
Use the options below to add additional information about the user that will be sent to the application as part of the SAML ...
Use the service registration key provided below on the Windows PowerShell interface of your device to register your device ...
Use the Windows PowerShell cmdlets to verify your domain and to set up a trust between your domain in Microsoft Azure AD ...
Use these fields to modify the device administrator password used to access the local Windows PowerShell interface. This ...
Use these settings to configure deployments. The Deployment Trigger URL setting can be set as a Web hook on a GitHub, CodePlex, ...
Use this connection information to manage namespace '{0}'. You can also use authorization policies configured here to connect ...
Use this control to indicate whether users in external organizations are allowed to grant your app access to data in their ...