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to a value other than `Disabled` in the next section
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> [!NOTE]
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>As you have noted, the argument `--runtime-protection-configuration enforcement-level="<enforcement level>"` serves two purposes: enabling/disabling MDE service and updating the enforcement level.
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>As you have noted, the argument `--runtime-protection enforcement-level="<enforcement level>"` serves two purposes: enabling/disabling MDE service and updating the enforcement level.
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If you want to disable the MDE service across your Cluster, use an `<enforcement level>` of `Disabled`.
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## Configuring enforcement level
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The `az networkcloud cluster update` allows you to update of the settings for Cluster runtime protection *enforcement level* by using the argument `--runtime-protection-configuration enforcement-level="<enforcement level>"`.
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The `az networkcloud cluster update` allows you to update of the settings for Cluster runtime protection *enforcement level* by using the argument `--runtime-protection enforcement-level="<enforcement level>"`.
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The following command configures the `enforcement level` for your Cluster.
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