Create multiple instances

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Create multiple instances for the Microsoft Defender Mitigation Control Integration

Freigeben Version: Australia

Aktualisiert 12. März 2026

4 Minuten Lesedauer

You can configure multiple instances for the Microsoft Defender Mitigation Control Integration.

Vorbereitungen

Roles required:

SPC Admin Group and SPC Analyst Group for configuration of new integration instances in the workspace

Microsoft SCCM credentials that include the Script Authors role. The Script Authors role provides required permissions to create a script that is required to import mitigation information on the SCCM server.

Hinweis:

This role must be created and assigned with the following permissions:

Tabelle : 1. Script Authors role
Category	Permission	State
Collection	Run Script	No
Site	Read	Yes
SMS Scripts	Create	Yes
SMS Scripts	Read	Yes
SMS Scripts	Delete	Yes
SMS Scripts	Modify	Yes

Microsoft SCCM credentials that include the Script Approvers role. The script created to import mitigation information requires approval in your Microsoft SCCM console by user with the Script Approvers role.

Hinweis:

This role must be created and assigned with the following permissions:

Tabelle : 2. Script Approver
Category	Permission	State
Collection	Run Script	No
Site	Read	Yes
SMS Scripts	Read	Yes
SMS Scripts	Approve	Yes
SMS Scripts	Modify	Yes

Prozedur

Navigate to Connectors and use cases setup > SPC API Integrations.
Select New.
The New Defender instance modal is displayed.
Enter a name for your new instance and select Create instance.
The SPC API Integrations page is displayed with the instance provided with the application and your new instance.
Select the link for your new instance.

Fill out the fields in the SCCM credentials configuration modal for your new instance.


Field	Description
Name	Field is populated automatically with the instance name.
Connection	Create a new connection. Select Create Connection and Alias at the top of the modal. In the Connection and Credential Aliases form, fill out the mandatory fields. Name - Unique name Type - Connection and Credential Connection type - Basic Hinweis: Do not select Submit at this time. Right-click anywhere in the gray header and select Save. The page refreshes and related links and tabs are displayed at the bottom of the page after you save it. With the Connections tab selected, select New at the right of the tab. The Connection form is displayed. Fill out the fields. Name - Unique name Credential - Select the search icon. Locate the Windows credentials and select the link. On the Windows Credentials form, fill out the fields. Name - Unique name Username - User name for the credentials. This is the user name that will be referenced for the Username field in the SCCM credentials configuration modal after you save it on this page. Password - Password for the credentials. This is the password that will be referenced for the password field in the SCCM credentials configuration modal after you save it on this page. Host - This is the Host for the SCCM server that will be referenced in the Host field in the SCCM credentials configuration modal after you save it on this page. Select the Use MID Server check box. Select Specific MID Server for MID Selection and select one from the MID Server list. Right-click anywhere in the gray header and select Save. These are the credentials you enter on the Connection form described above in step d.
Host	This is the Host for the SCCM server referenced from the Host field after you save it on the Connection page as described above.
User name	This is the user name referenced from the Username field after you save it on the Connection page as described above.
Password	This is the password referenced from the Password field after you save it on the Connection page as described above.
MID Server	This is the MID Server referenced from the MID Server fields after you save it on the Connection page as described above.
Validation status	Field populated after validation attempt. If the connection successful, the integration instance state is Valid.
SG connector connection	Select one Connection and Credential Aliases option from the list for the Service Graph Connector for Microsoft SCCM. You set this connection up during the Guided Setup steps for Microsoft SCCM SGC.
Validation detail	Details about the validation attempt.

Navigate to Connectors and use cases setup > SPC API Integrations.
Select the link for your new instance.

In the SCCM credentials configuration modal, select the connection from the list that you created in step 5 for the Connection field.

Note that the fields listed below are auto-populated based on the information you entered for your new connection.



Host	This is the Host for the SCCM server referenced from the Host field after you save it on the Connection page as described above.
User name	This is the user name referenced from the Username field after you save it on the Connection page as described above.
Password	This is the password referenced from the Password field after you save it on the Connection page as described above.
MID Server	This is the MID Server referenced from the MID Server fields after you save it on the Connection page as described above.
Validation status	Field populated after validation attempt. If the connection successful, the integration instance state is Valid.
SG connector connection	Select one Connection and Credential Aliases option from the list.
Validation detail	Details about the validation attempt.

Select Save and Test Credentials.
A Valid response for a successful connection is required to proceed to the next step.
Select Next.
The PowerShell script is created as described in Install and configure the Service Graph Connector for Microsoft SCCM and the Microsoft Defender Mitigation Control Integration. Follow the steps in that topic to approve the scripts for your new instances.