Solve Settings

When accessing Solve via a direct URL, you can configure SAML to enable Single Sign-On (SSO) authentication. Use the settings in Solve to set up a trust relationship between Solve and your company's Identity Provider (IdP) so users can access Solve ...

You can now create your own dashboards in Solve! If you have Solve admin permissions in the Security Policy Pane , these dashboards can be published so other users in your organization can access them. If you are not an admin, you can create dashb...

By default, Solve On-Premises (SOP) creates its own self-signed certificate once you deploy a new SOP appliance. When connecting to the SOP server from the browser, a warning message indicates that the certificate is not valid for the site. Ins...

The internal auditing feature documents all actions executed by ControlUp users and any changes in the product configuration. For complete information about the scope of the audit log's function, limitations, and settings, see here . Access the Au...

You can limit access to your Solve environment based on a user’s public IP address by enabling the IP Restrictions option. To allow users, you can add them to the IP address allow list. Users whose public IP addresses are not on the allow list a...

You can add users to ControlUp using the Add ControlUp Users feature in Solve settings. Users added with this feature don't have to register in the Real-Time Console, and can sign in directly to Solve after you have given them permission. To add...

Use dark mode in Solve if you prefer a dark theme. The theme you select applies to all ControlUp products you access through Solve, including Edge DX and Scoutbees synthetic monitoring. Enable Dark Mode Sign in to Solve, and click on your prof...