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Follow the same upload flow as in Step 5 and click Submit.
The new certificate details and updated certificate status is displayed in the Partners list.
7. Select Policy Group (one-time assignment)
Assign a Policy Group to the MISP Partner
Note: Recommended before generating license keys.
From the Partners action menu, choose Select Policy Group (if it wasn't set during creation).
The popup lists available Policy Groups; pick the appropriate one for the partner.
Click Submit
Note:
The user will not be able to modify the policy group selection after submit.
Selecting a policy group and policy is optional but strongly recommended prior to license key generation.
8. Partner Policy Linking (requesting and approving MISP policies)
Navigate to Partner Policy Linking (dashboard card or left menu).
Click on Request policy button to request for a relavant policy within an already selected policy group against the MISP partner ID.
After requesting policy, approve the requests
View details to inspect the mapping and comments before acting.
Success check: Approved partner-policy links will appear in the partner's policy list.
9. MISP Services --- Generate MISP License Key
Goal: Generate the MISP License Key for a selected policy and partner.
Open the MISP Services card (from dashboard) or navigate to MISP Services → Generate MISP License Key.
On the Generate MISP License Key page:
Select Partner ID (Dropdown shows only MISP partners with uploaded certificates).
Policy Group auto-populates (based on Partner ID).
Choose Policy Name (only approved & active policies show).
Enter MISP License Key Name (Unique, 1--128 chars).
Click Submit. A popup displays the newly generated MISP License Key (visible only once).
Copy the key (Use Copy button). The UI may show "Copied" briefly.
Close popup → success message screen appears. Use Go Back to view the tabular list.
Important: The license key value is displayed only once - ensure you copy and store it securely.
10. Tabular View - MISP License Keys (list and filters)
Goal: Review, sort, filter, and act on existing license keys.
Navigate to MISP Services → Tabular View.
Use Filters (Partner ID, Policy Group, Policy Name, Name, Status) to narrow results; Reset Filter clears filters.
Columns include: Partner ID, Policy Group, Policy Name, License Key Name, Created Date, Status and Action
Click a row or View in the action menu to see details. (Deactivated records appear greyed out.)
11. Regenerate MISP License Key
Goal: Create a new license key in place of an existing one.
From the tabular view select the target license key and choose Regenerate.
A regeneration form opens with read-only fields and editable Name and Validity.
Submit → popup shows the new key (visible only once). Copy and store securely.
12. Deactivate License Key
Goal: Deactivate an active license key so it can no longer be used for authentication.
In the License Keys table, open the action menu for the active key and select Deactivate.
Confirm the deactivation on the popup.
On success, the row becomes Deactivated and is greyed out; only View remains in the action menu.
13. Deactivate Partner
Goal: Deactivate the entire MISP Partner (prevents future requests & license generation).
From Partners list, open the action menu → Deactivate Partner.
Confirm and note the consequences (partner cannot request policies or generate license keys).
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