This guide is intended for the IT administrator or person responsible for installing the File IQ Appliance.

Overview and Requirements

This section provides general information about the File IQ Appliance, as well as its technical specifications.

What File IQ Does

The File IQ feature is designed to provide insights and analytics on your file data usage patterns. File IQ enables you to quickly take advantage of several important capabilities, including:

• File Usage Analytics: Track usage and collaboration patterns across users, departments, file types, volumes, and more. Gain visibility to optimize storage, plan capacity, and facilitate capacity-based chargeback.

• Health Monitoring: Monitor system component metrics to proactively identify resource contention and capacity limits so administrators can take preventative measures.

• Forensic Capabilities: Perform historical analysis of file, user, or application activity when troubleshooting issues or investigating information security events.

• Automated Reporting: Leverage prebuilt reports and dashboards that deliver actionable intelligence to technical and business users and support chargeback reporting.

Key Terms and Components

The following terms are helpful for understanding the File IQ Appliance:

• Cache: The local storage of the File IQ Appliance. All volume metadata accessed regularly is kept locally in the File IQ Appliance cache. If the requested metadata is not locally resident, it is staged into the cache and provided for the request.

• Cloud storage: Internet-based, highly protected, unlimited storage.

• Event Hubs: A cloud-native data streaming service used to forward events between components of the File IQ Solution.

• Grafana: Grafana is a multi-platform open-source analytics and interactive visualization web application. It provides charts, graphs, and alerts for the web when connected to supported data sources.

• Nasuni Edge Appliance (NEA): The virtual or physical Nasuni appliance that integrates with your infrastructure via  CIFS ( SMB),  NFS, FTP/SFTP, or HTTPS/REST protocols.  The Nasuni Edge Appliance can be mapped as a network drive.

• Nasuni Edge Appliance user interface: The Web-based graphical user interface with which you configure and manage the Nasuni  Edge Appliance. The Nasuni Edge Appliance user interface is accessible with supported Web browsers, including Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge,  Apple Safari, and Google Chrome.

• File IQ: The File IQ Appliance contains the database, Grafana server, event processing, and volume scanning capabilities that the File IQ Solution uses to give insight into Nasuni Edge Appliance and Volume usage across your Nasuni deployments. 

• Nasuni Management Console  (NMC): The Web-accessible appliance with which you can configure and manage multiple Nasuni Edge Ap pliances. The  Nasuni Management  Console is accessible  with supported Web browsers, including Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, Apple Safari, and Google Chrome.

• Nasuni Orchestration Center (NOC): Nasuni’s zero-maintenance control path built on elastic, multi-region cloud services that enables file data to be shared across locations at any scale and without version conflict. The NOC, also referred to as the Nasuni Account Dashboard, provides you with access to File IQ Serial Numbers, which are used to install File IQ.

• File IQ Dashboard: A custom dashboard deployed within the File IQ Appliance-hosted Grafana to display information gathered by the File System Metadata Service (FSMS) and the File System Event Processor (FSEP).

• File IQ Service: The File IQ Service collects audit events on the NEA and forwards them to the File IQ Appliance via the Azure EventHub. 

  Note: The audit events collected by the File IQ Service are independent of the standard auditing feature enabled on the NEAs.

• Share/export: An access point to a folder on a volume that can be shared or exported on your network. Access to a CIFS (SMB) share can be customized on a user-level or group-level basis. You can create many shares or exports on a volume for different purposes or audiences.

• Volume: A set of files and directories (CIFS  (SMB), NFS, and FTP/SFTP). 

File IQ Solution Specifications

This section contains specifications for configuring the File IQ Appliance.

Supported Web Browsers

The File IQ Appliance supports the following Web browsers:

For virtual machine requirements on an already deployed File IQ appliance running version 10.0 and below, proceed directly to Verifying Size Requirements.

The File IQ Appliance must meet minimum specifications starting from the 10.1 release. Each installation of the File IQ Appliance should adhere to these specifications and follow the actions required for specific sizing, as outlined in the following scenarios:

New Installation of File IQ versions 10.3 or newer

1. Install the File IQ Appliance using the minimum specification.

2. Connect the volumes until all volumes are processed at least once.

3. Connect Nasuni Edge Appliances (NEAs) to the File IQ using the Nasuni Portal.

4. Wait for 7 calendar days of NEA activity to occur within the organization.

5. Run the Sizing UI at https://FILE-IQ-FQDN:8443/niq/sizing to validate the correct size.

   If necessary, make any recommended sizing adjustments to the Virtual Machine.

New Installation of File IQ version 10.2.x or earlier

1. Install the File IQ Appliance using the minimum specification.

2. Connect the volumes until all volumes are processed at least once.

3. Use the data available at https://FILE-IQ-FQDN:8443/niq/retention_configuration, along with the Sizing Spreadsheet, to validate the correct size.

   If necessary, make any recommended sizing adjustments to the Virtual Machine.

4. Connect Nasuni Edge Appliances (NEAs) to the File IQ using the Nasuni Portal.

5. Wait for 7 calendar days of NEA activity to occur within the organization.

6. Check the data available again at https://FILE-IQ-FQDN:8443/niq/retention_configuration, along with the Sizing Spreadsheet, to validate the correct size.

   If necessary, make any recommended sizing adjustments to the Virtual Machine.

Upgrade an Existing Installation of File IQ to Version 10.3 or newer

Upgrading to File IQ 10.3 or newer from versions before 10.3 requires a minimum amount of free disk space to perform a one-time database optimization at the beginning of the upgrade sequence.

1. Check that your current installation of File IQ has enough free disk space, as described on the 10.3 Upgrade File IQ Database Optimization page.

2. Once your upgrade to 10.3 or newer has completed, run the Sizing UI at https://FILE-IQ-FQDN:8443/niq/sizing to validate your current sizing.

3. Wait for 7 calendar days of NEA activity to occur within the organization.

4. Run the Sizing UI again to validate the correct size based on usage observed since the upgrade.

   If necessary, make any recommended sizing adjustments to the Virtual Machine.

Upgrade an Existing Installation of File IQ to Version 10.2 or earlier

1. Use the data available at https://FILE-IQ-FQDN:8443/niq/retention_configuration, along with the Sizing Spreadsheet, to validate the correct size.

   If necessary, make any recommended sizing adjustments to the Virtual Machine before performing the upgrade.

2. Upgrade to File IQ version 10.2 (or an earlier version).

3. Wait for 7 calendar days of NEA activity to occur within the organization.

4. Check the available data again at https://FILE-IQ-FQDN:8443/niq/retention_configuration, along with the Sizing Spreadsheet, to validate the correct size.

   If necessary, make any recommended sizing adjustments to the Virtual Machine.

Verifying Size Requirements

The NMC has a health check for File IQ that indicates whether sizing needs to be adjusted as a result of any of the previous steps, regardless of whether the license is Basic or Premium.

To determine the right virtual machine requirements for the Basic license, follow these steps for versions of File IQ prior to 10.1.3:

1. Open the Sizing Spreadsheet.

2. Navigate to the File IQ Events dashboard.

3. Use the information from the Edge Appliance Activity panel to fill in the Sizing Spreadsheet fields.

4. Navigate to the Volumes Summary dashboard and use the Volume Summary panel to fill in the Sizing Spreadsheet fields.

   The Sizing Spreadsheet displays your minimum sizing requirements.

   Note: If you need Sizing Spreadsheet assistance, contact your Nasuni Account Manager.

   Otherwise, use the data available at https://FILE-IQ-FQDN:8443/niq/retention_configuration, along with the Sizing Spreadsheet, to determine the appropriate virtual machine requirements for your organization.

Minimum Specifications

The minimum specifications for the File IQ Appliance are as follows:

If the volumes you want to scan are protected by Active Directory, you must join your File IQ Appliance to the Active Directory domains to secure these volumes.

Note: The configuration of Active Directory can vary based on different factors, and your specific configuration might require additional settings that are not mentioned in this section. If you encounter any issues while connecting to Active Directory, contact Nasuni Support or your Account Manager for assistance.

Follow this procedure to join Active Directory:

1. Open a Web Browser and access the File IQ Appliance. Enter the address in this form: https://<IP address>:8443, where <IP address> is the IP address from step 3 in the previous section. The File IQ Appliance user interface appears.

1. Ensure that the hostname of your File IQ Appliance is shorter than 15 characters:

   1. From the Configuration menu, select Network Configuration under the Networking section.

   2. Verify that the hostname in Hostname or FQDN is 15 characters or less.

   3. If required, shorten the hostname and click Save Network Configuration.

   4. Enter your Nasuni admin account details, confirm, and wait for the File IQ Appliance to apply the new settings.

2. Enter the IP address for your primary DNS server in the Primary DNS server text box. You must enter a valid hostname or IP address.

   1. From the Configuration menu, select Network Configuration under the Networking section.

   2. In Settings Source, under System Settings, select DHCP with Custom DNS.

   3. Leave the Search Domain empty.

   4. Set the Primary DNS server to your Active Directory PDC’s IP address.

   5. Click Save Network Configuration. You must enter your Nasuni admin account details, confirm, and wait for the appliance to apply the new settings.

3. Join the File IQ Appliance to Active Directory by following these steps:

   1. From the Configuration menu, select Directory Services under the CIFS & Directory Services section.

   2. Enter the fully qualified Active Directory domain name in the Domain entry field.

   3. Unless instructed by the Nasuni Support or your Account Manager, do not change any other fields.

   4. Click Continue. The Confirm/Authenticate Directory Service dialog box appears.

   5. In the Confirm/Authenticate Directory Service dialog box, enter your Active Directory administrator username and password and click Submit.

   6. Wait until the joining process is complete and the Volume Selection page is displayed.

   7. Select all volumes you wish to access from the File IQ appliance and click Continue.

   8. Wait until the volume configuration is complete and the Domain Configuration page is displayed.

   9. Enable all the trusted domains you wish to monitor users from and click Continue.

   10. Wait until the trusted domain configuration is complete and the “Complete the Configuration” page is displayed.

   11. Click Finish to finish the Active Directory configuration.

   12. Wait until the configuration completes.

   13. The display then returns to the Directory Services page and displays Active Directory domain information.

You have successfully joined Active Directory.

Important: In order to use DR capabilities a backup of the File IQ Appliance configuration needs to happen. Setting the escrow passphrase enables the backup.

Note: In order to use the Nasuni File IQ Database backup feature DR needs to be configured for the File IQ Appliance.

To set the escrow key for the File IQ Appliance, follow this procedure:

1. Log in to the Nasuni Management Console associated with the File IQ Appliance.

2. Click Filers.

3. Click Escrow Passphrase. The Filer Escrow Passphrase pane appears.

4. Select the File IQ Appliance entry in the table and click Edit 1 Filer. The Set Escrow Passphrase dialog box appears.

5. Enter the same passphrase for both Escrow Passphrase and Confirm Passphrase.

6. Click Set Passphrase. The dialog box closes and returns to the Filer Escrow Passphrase pane.

If you do not use the Nasuni Escrow Service, instead of setting an escrow passphrase, you can upload your own encryption keyfile and set it as a recovery backup key:

1. Log in to the File IQ appliance web UI.

2. From the Configuration menu, select Encryption Keys.

3. Click Upload Encryption Keys.

4. Choose your externally generated OpenPGP keyfile.

5. Enter the Key Passphrase if the keyfile has been secured with a passphrase.

6. Click Import Key.

7. Ensure the key has been imported, and click Set backup key to set it as a recovery backup key.

Important: For the Basic version of File IQ a maximum of 19 volumes can be connected to a File IQ Appliance for metadata analysis. For the Premium version of File IQ a maximum of 47 volumes can be connected to a File IQ Appliance for metadata analysis. If these limits are exceeded, then the metadata analysis stops until the number of connected volumes for metadata analysis falls within the specific range. 

Note: The File IQ Appliance Administration UI Status > Subscription Status pane does not accurately reflect the Max Volumes / Filer values based on the settings above. You should ignore the value Max Volumes / Filer in the Status > Subscription Status pane.

Note: You might see a "File IQ unhealthy" alert displayed prior to enabling the File IQ service in step 7. This alert is expected and resolves itself after a successful File IQ service enablement.

Note: If you are using third-party tools that scan Nasuni volumes using a dedicated NEA, then do not connect that NEA to FIQ, because it can affect the Last Accessed time recorded by FIQ.

To share and connect a volume to the File IQ Appliance for metadata analysis, follow this procedure:

1. Log in to the Nasuni Management Console associated with the File IQ Appliance.

2. Set up remote access for the Volume by following this procedure:

   1. Click Volumes.

   2. Click Remote Access. The Volume Remote Access Setting pane appears.

   3. Select the volumes that you want to share. These should match the Volumes in the Volumes List section in the 1. Prerequisites section above.

   4. Click Edit Volumes. The Edit Volume Remote Access Settings dialog box appears.

   5. Ensure that the Enabled toggle is set to On.

   6. For Remote Access Permissions, select Custom.

   7. For the File IQ Appliance entry in the Custom Remote Access Permissions section, select Read Only. 

      Caution: Ensure that you change only the Remote Access entry for the File IQ appliance to Read Only. Be sure to leave the Remote Access entries for the other volumes unchanged.

   8. Click Save Remote Access Settings. The Volume Remote Access Setting pane appears.

   9. Wait until the Status for each of the selected volumes changes to a check mark before proceeding.

3. Connect the Volumes to the File IQ Appliance by following these steps:

   1. Click Volumes.

   2. Click Connect Volume. The Remotely Accessible Volumes pane appears.

   3. Click Refresh Connections and wait for the process to complete.

   4. For the volumes for which you set up remote access to the File IQ Appliance (step 2 above), click Edit Connections. The Connect/Disconnect Volume dialog box appears.

   5. In the Filers section, enable the File IQ Appliance checkbox.

   6. In the Storage Access section, select Skip creating storage access point.

   7. In the Inherit Setting section, untick the three inherit setting checkboxes.

   8. Click Save Connections. The dialog box closes and returns to the Remotely Accessible Volumes pane.

   9. Wait until the Status column for the Volume changes to a checkmark before proceeding.

4. Disable Snapshot Schedule for the FILE IQ Appliance and volume pairs by following one of these sets of steps:

   1. For volumes not managed by GFA, follow these steps:

      1. Click Volumes.

      2. Click Snapshot Schedule. The Volume Snapshot Schedule pane appears.

      3. Expand the volumes for which you configured remote access in step 2.

      4. For each expanded, select each item that is a File IQ Appliance.

      5. Click Edit Volumes. The Snapshot Schedule dialog box appears.

      6. Click Select/Deselect all until all of the Days turn from color to grey.

         Note: The Allow All Day option can remain selected. Because no days are selected, this setting does not apply.

      7. Click Save Configuration. The changes are saved.

         Note: The changes might take up to 10 minutes to apply.

   2. For volumes managed by GFA, follow these steps:

      1. Click Volumes.

      2. Click Snapshot Schedule. The Volume Snapshot Schedule pane appears.

      3. Select the volumes for which you configured remote access in step 2.

      4. For each selected volume, expand its list to display the associated NEAs and File IQ Appliances.

      5. Deselect each item that is not a File IQ Appliance.

      6. Click Edit Volumes. The Snapshot Schedule dialog box appears.

      7. Set the Enablement window to On.

      8. Deselect all until all the Days turn from color to grey.

         Note: The Allow All Day option can remain selected. Because no days are selected, this setting does not apply.

      9. Click Save Configuration. The changes are saved.

         Note: The changes might take up to 10 minutes to apply.

5. Disable Sync Schedule for the File IQ Appliance and Volumes pairs by following these steps:

   1. Click Volumes.

   2. Click Sync Schedule. The Sync Schedule pane appears.

   3. Select a volume for which you configured remote access in step 2.

   4. Expand the volume's list to display the associated NEAs and File IQ Appliances.

   5. Deselect each item that is not a File IQ Appliance.

   6. Click Edit Volumes. The Sync Schedule dialog box appears.

   7. Click Select/Deselect all until all of the Days turn from colored to grey.

   8. Click Save Schedule. The changes are saved and might take up to 10 minutes to apply.

      Note: Repeat steps c-h in this section for each Volume connected to File IQ.

It is recommended to disable Quality of Service (QoS) for the File IQ Appliance, as the main workloads involve synchronizing content to the File IQ Appliance, and the system wants to ensure this process happens as quickly as possible.

To disable the Quality of Service (QoS) for the File IQ Appliance, follow these steps:

1. Log in to the Nasuni Management Console associated with the File IQ Appliance.

2. Click Filers.

3. Click Quality of Service. The Filer Quality of Service pane appears.

4. Select the File IQ Appliance entry in the table and click Edit Filers. The Quality of Service Settings dialog box appears.

5. For all existing Quality of Service rules, click Delete.

6. Click Save Rules. The dialog box closes and returns to the Filer Quality of Service pane.

By default, your File IQ service is turned off on the File IQ Appliance. Additionally, the File IQ Service on the NEA is off and is not configured to use any File IQ Appliance.

This section outlines how to enable your File IQ Product on the File IQ Appliance and then configure one or more NEAs to send activity information to the File IQ Appliance.

Use the Nasuni Portal to enable File IQ on the File IQ Appliance and the NEA.

Use this section to perform the following:

1. Enable the File IQ Product on the new File IQ Appliance.

2. Enable File IQ Service and Assign the File IQ Appliance for the NEA.

Before getting started, ensure that the following items from the 1. Prerequisites section are complete for this specific area:

• Nasuni Portal

• NMC Login

• NEA(s) List

Note: Before proceeding, confirm that the NMC, File IQ Appliance, and NEA(s) are all started and running.

Use the Nasuni Portal to enable File IQ on the File IQ Appliance.

Nasuni Portal

To enable the File IQ Appliance from the Nasuni Portal, follow these steps:

1. Log in to the Nasuni Portal.

2. Navigate to Appliance Services > File IQ Configuration.

3. Click the File IQ Appliance in the table list. The checkbox becomes Enabled.

4. From the Enable/Disable drop-down menu, click Enable Selected. The State changes to Enabled for the File IQ Appliance in the table list. This action is automatically saved.

The configuration change is stored.

Important: The Nasuni Edge Appliance(s) that are used for data migration or third-party integration purposes should not be enabled to send events to File IQ Appliance(s).

In this section, enable the File IQ Service for each of the NEAs that you have chosen to report activity to the File IQ Appliance. You should have defined each NEA as part of the NEAs List entry in the 1. Prerequisites section above.

Use the Nasuni Portal to enable the File IQ service and assign the File IQ Appliance for the NEA.

Nasuni Portal

To enable the File IQ Service and assign the File IQ Appliance for each of these Nasuni Edge Appliances from the Nasuni Portal, follow these steps:

1. Log in to the Nasuni Portal.

2. Navigate to Appliance Services > File IQ Configuration.

3. Click the Edge entry in the Configuration items on the left of the page.

4. Click the Edge name in the table list. The checkbox becomes Enabled.

5. From the Enable/Disable drop-down menu, click on Enable Selected. The State changes to Enabled for the Edge name in the table list. This action is automatically saved.

6. Click the Assign/Unassign File IQ button. The File IQ Assignment panel appears.

7. From the drop-down list, select the name of the File IQ Appliance that you want to assign the previously selected Edge entries.

8. Click Save.

The configuration change is stored.

After the configuration is saved, it can take up to 1 hour for the configuration to become active on the File IQ Appliance and NEAs. Instead, you can force the configuration to immediately refresh using the Refresh License feature in the NMC so that you can move on to 8. Accessing the File IQ Dashboards immediately.

To force the configuration to become active, follow these steps:

1. Log in to the Nasuni Management Console associated with your account.

2. Click Filers.

3. Click Refresh License. The Refresh Subscription License pane appears.

4. Select the same File IQ Appliance and NEAs that you used in steps a. and b. above, and click Update Filers. The Refresh Subscription License dialog box appears.

5. Click Refresh License. The dialog box closes, and you return to the Refresh Subscription License pane. Wait until the Status column for the values you selected in step 4 has changed to a checkmark before proceeding.

Important: The initial scanning of your volume files begins immediately. This process can take a while, depending on the number of files and directories to be scanned initially. This process can take approximately 1 hour per million files and directories for the initial scan. Subsequent scans occur every 24 hours after the initial scan. Subsequent scans are significantly faster because they only process changes to the existing volumes. To view the progress of the volume scans, use the System Status dashboard > Volume Scan Detailed Status panel and Service Support dashboard > Volume Scan State Logs panel.

The results of scanning the selected volumes appear in numerical and graphical form on the File IQ Dashboards. For details about File IQ Dashboards, see File IQ Dashboards.

The File IQ Dashboards contain all the information for NEA activity and volume metadata that the File IQ Appliance receives and produces.

To access the File IQ Dashboards, follow this procedure:

1. Open a new browser window.

2. Enter the address in this form: 

   https://<FILE-IQ-FQDN>:3000

   where <FILE-IQ-FQDN> is the FQDN of the File IQ Appliance, assigned in 3. Running the File IQ Appliance First Boot Wizard. The File IQ Dashboard user interface appears.

3. In the Email or username field, enter “Viewer”.

   Caution: Do not rename the Grafana viewer account. The Initialization program expects the viewer account to be present. If the viewer account is not present, the Initialization of the viewer account recreates the viewer account with the default password.

4. In the Password field, enter “nasuni_IQ_2024!”.

   Note: Nasuni highly recommends updating the default password for the Grafana viewer account during the first usage.

5. Click Log in. The system logs you into the File IQ Dashboard, and the Home page appears.

6. It is important to change the default password. To change the password, follow this procedure:

   1. Click the avatar icon at the top right of the File IQ Dashboard. A context menu is displayed.

   2. In the context menu, click Change password. The Change Password pane appears.

   3. In the Old Password textbox, enter the original default password “nasuni_IQ_2024!”.

   4. Enter the new password into the New password and Confirm password text boxes. Click Change Password. The password is saved, and a dialog appears in the top right corner with the text User password changed.

   5. Click Home in the top left corner to return to the Home page.

The File IQ Status tool, shipped with the File IQ Appliance, offers key insights into the operational health of the File IQ Appliance installation. At any point during the setup of the File IQ Appliance or afterward, the File IQ Status displays the health of key sections of the File IQ Appliance.

Each line has three possible status values:

• Healthy: Indicated by a Green tick symbol. No action is required in this case.

• Unhealthy: Indicated by a Red x symbol. Action is required in this case.

• Informational: Indicated by a Yellow triangle with an exclamation point inside. Action might be required depending on the organization’s use case for File IQ.

Note: Informational items do not cause a health check to return as an error condition.

The Unhealthy and Information points are accompanied by a detailed text on the problem space and links to the Nasuni documentation to address them.

As the installation of File IQ progresses, it is recommended to run File IQ Status to ensure the setup is functional. Depending on when you run the File IQ Status tool, warnings and errors might be expected. For example, before enabling File IQ on the Portal, it is expected that the check for this does not pass.

The File IQ Appliance reports its health to the NMC and uses the File IQ Status Tooling as the basis for the information. If the NMC reports a File IQ Appliance as unhealthy, the File IQ Status tool provides the customer with the cause of the problem, as well as remediation materials.

To view the current health of the File IQ Appliance in the NMC, follow this procedure:

1. Log in to the Nasuni Management Console (NMC) associated with your account.

2. Click Filers.

3. Click the name of the File IQ Appliance in the table at the bottom of the page. The File IQ Appliance Details pane appears.

4. The Health section is displayed at the bottom right of the pane.

The list of health items that the File IQ Status can provide is outlined in the following table:

* The health item indicates whether this item might raise a health problem for the NMC.

** The health item varies between the Basic and Premium versions of the File IQ Appliance.

After successfully installing the File IQ appliance version 10.1+, Nasuni recommends completing the following File IQ Basic or Premium post-installation configuration steps to ensure your environment is secure, resilient, and fully optimized for visibility and analytics.

File IQ Basic

If you are using File IQ Basic, complete these steps:

• Configure File IQ Database Backups: Ensure regular backups are configured for the File IQ database to protect against data loss and support recovery scenarios.

• Configure Encryption Key and De-Escrow Passphrase: Set up the encryption key and securely store the de-escrow passphrase. These are required for recovering your File IQ environment in the event of a failure.

• Review File IQ Dashboards: Familiarize yourself with the File IQ Basic dashboards in Grafana to understand baseline activity, volume usage, and event data.

• Configure File IQ SSO: Integrate Single Sign-On (SSO) to streamline authentication and align with your organization’s identity management policies.

• Evaluate File IQ Premium: Contact your Nasuni Account Manager to learn more about its features and how they can provide additional insights and automation.

File IQ Premium

If you are using File IQ Premium, complete these additional steps:

• Configure File IQ Alerts: Set up alerts to proactively monitor key events, anomalies, or thresholds within your environment.

• Configure File IQ Reporting: Enable and customize reports to deliver actionable insights to stakeholders on a scheduled basis.

• Review File IQ Premium Dashboards: Explore enhanced dashboards for deeper visibility into file activity, user behavior, and system trends.