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Allowing storage or a database inside the company network

Who is involved

RoleWhat they do
Tenant adminAsks for private-network access.
Platform operatorReviews and allows it.

Step by step

  1. Tenant admin

    Enters a storage address inside the office network and is told private addresses are not allowed yet.

    What they see:A Request access button appears.

  2. Tenant admin

    Presses Request access.

    What they see:The page says the request is waiting.

  3. Platform operator

    Reviews the request in Platform, Requests and allows it for that company.

    What they see:The company's switch for private addresses is on.

  4. Tenant admin

    Saves the storage settings again and tests the connection.

    What they see:The test succeeds, unless the address is one that can never be used.

Who is told what

No message is sent on the decision; the administrator sees the new status on the Data location page.

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