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1. In the Management Center, select Integration runtimes. Make sure a
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self-hosted integration runtime is set up. If it is not set up, use
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the steps mentioned
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[here](./manage-integration-runtimes.md)
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to setup a self-hosted integration runtime
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1. In the Management Center, select **Integration runtimes**. Make sure a
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self-hosted integration runtime is set up. If you don't have one set up, complete
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[these steps to set up a self-hosted integration runtime](./manage-integration-runtimes.md).
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2.Navigate to **Sources**.
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2.Go to **Sources**.
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3. Select the registered **Cassandra** server.
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3. Select the registered Cassandra server.
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4. Select **+ New scan**.
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4. Select **New scan**.
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5. Provide the below details:
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5. Provide the following details.
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a. **Name**: The name of the scan
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a. **Name**: Specify a name for the scan.
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b. **Connect via integration runtime**: Select the configured
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self-hosted integration runtime
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self-hosted integration runtime.
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c. **Credential**: While configuring Cassandra credential, make sure
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c. **Credential**: When you configure the Cassandra credentials, be sure
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to:
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- Select **Basic Authentication** as the Authentication method
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- Provide the username on who's behalf the connection is being made in the User name field.
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- Save Cassandra user's password on whose behalf the connection is being made in the key vault's secret
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- Select **Basic Authentication** as the authentication method.
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- In the **User name** box, provide the name of the user you're making the connection for.
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- In the key vault's secret, save the password of the Cassandra user you're making the connection for.
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For more information, see [Credentials for source authentication in Purview](manage-credentials.md).
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d. **Keyspaces**: Specify a list of Cassandra keyspaces to import. Multiple keyspaces must be separated with semicolons. For example, keyspace1; keyspace2. When the list is empty, all available keyspaces are imported.
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You can use keyspace name patterns that use SQL LIKE expression syntax, including %.
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To understand more on credentials, refer to the link [here](manage-credentials.md).
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For example: A%; %B; %C%; D
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d. **Keyspaces**: Specify a list of Cassandra keyspaces to be imported. Multiple keypsaces must be semicolon separated. For example, keyspace1; keyspace2. When the list is empty, all available keyspaces are imported.
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Acceptable keyspace name patterns using SQL LIKE expressions syntax include using %,
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This expression means:
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- Starts with A or
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- Ends with B or
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- Contains C or
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- Equals D
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e.g. A%; %B; %C%; D
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- start with A or
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- end with B or
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- contain C or
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- equal D
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Usage of NOT and special characters are not acceptable.
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You can't use NOT or special characters.
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f. **Use Secure Sockets Layer(SSL)**: Select True or False to Notify
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if Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) must be used when connecting to the
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Cassandra server. By default, this value is set to False.
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e. **Use Secure Sockets Layer(SSL)**: Select **True** or **False** to specify whether
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to use Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) when connecting to the
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Cassandra server. By default, this option is set to **False**.
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g. **Maximum memory available**: Maximum memory (in GB) available on customer's VM to be used by scanning processes. This is dependent on the size of Cassandra server to be scanned.
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f. **Maximum memory available**: Specify the maximum memory (in GB) available on your VM to be used for scanning processes. This value depends on the size of Cassandra server to be scanned.
8.Choose your**scan trigger**. You can set up a schedule or ran the
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8.Select a**scan trigger**. You can set up a schedule or run the
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scan once.
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9. Review your scan and select **Save and Run**.
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9. Review your scan, and then select **Save and Run**.
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## Viewing your scans and scan runs
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## View your scans and scan runs
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1.Navigate to the management center. Select **Data sources**under the **Sources and scanning** section.
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1.Go to the Management Center. Select **Data sources**in the **Sources and scanning** section.
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2. Select the desired data source. You will see a list of existing scans on that data source.
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2. Select the data source whose scans you want to view. You'll see a list of existing scans on that data source.
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3. Select the scan whose results you are interested to view.
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3. Select the scan whose results you want to view.
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4. This page will show you all of the previous scan runs along with metrics and status for each scan run. It will also display whether your scan was scheduled or manual, how many assets had classifications applied, how many total assets were discovered, the start and end time of the scan, and the total scan duration.
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The resulting page will show all previous scan runs together with metrics and status for each one.
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It will also indicate:
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- Whether your scan was scheduled or manual.
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- How many assets had classifications applied.
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- How many total assets were discovered.
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- The start and end time of the scan.
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- The duration of the scan.
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## Manage your scans
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To manage or delete a scan, do the following:
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To manage or delete a scan:
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1.Navigate to the management center. Select **Data sources**under the **Sources and scanning** section then select on the desired data source.
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1.Go to the Management Center. Select **Data sources**in the **Sources and scanning** section. Then select the data source whose scan you want to manage.
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2. Select the scan you would like to manage. You can edit the scan by selecting **Edit**.
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2. Select the scan you want to manage.
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- You can edit the scan by selecting **Edit**.
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3.You can delete your scan by selecting **Delete**.
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-You can delete the scan by selecting **Delete**.
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## Next steps
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-[Browse the Azure Purview Data catalog](how-to-browse-catalog.md)
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-[Search the Azure Purview Data Catalog](how-to-search-catalog.md)
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-[Search the Azure Purview Data Catalog](how-to-search-catalog.md)
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