EBS: Removing IPAWS Credentials From an Everbridge Organization

Topic

Removing IPAWS credentials from an Everbridge organization.

Description

This guide will walk you through removing your IPAWS credentials from an Everbridge organization.

1. Introduction

When you receive a new IPAWS certificate and credentials, the old credentials will need to be removed from your Everbridge organization before you can upload the new credentials. You may also want to remove the credentials in the case where you no longer want to integrate IPAWS with Everbridge.

Introduction

2. Log in to the Manager Portal

Log in to the Everbridge Manager Portal and select your Organization.

Log in to the Manager Portal

3. Settings

Select "Settings".

Settings

4. Organization

Select "Organization".

Organization

5. Publishing Options

Select "Publishing Options".

Publishing Options

6. CAP Channels

Select "CAP Channels".

CAP Channels

7. IPAWS

Select "IPAWS".

IPAWS

8. Remove

Click "Remove" to delete your IPAWS certificate and credentials.

Remove

9. Remove

Click "Remove" again to confirm. Note that removing the certificate also removes the stored credentials.

Remove

10. Clear

To remove stored credentials only and not the certificate, click "Clear".

Clear

11. Credentials and Certificate Removed

The IPAWS certificate and credentials have been removed.

Credentials and Certificate Removed

12. Recap

The guide covered the process of removing IPAWS credentials from an Everbridge organization, including the removal of both the certificate and the credentials or just the removal of the credentials.

13.

Access the Everbridge Support Center from the top-right corner of the Manager Portal for more microlearning, release notes, documentation, knowledge articles, Everbridge University training, community Q&A and ideas, security bulletins, service advisories, system status, and for submitting and managing your support tickets.

 

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