Merge pull request #105784 from memildin/asc-melvyn-vmva

Urgent internal need to remove 2 FAQ items

Author: PRMerger20

articles/security-center/built-in-vulnerability-assessment.md

@@ -95,16 +95,6 @@ To see the findings and remediate the identified vulnerability:
 ### Are there any additional charges for the Qualys license?
 No. The built-in scanner is free to all Standard tier users. The "Enable the built-in vulnerability assessment solution on virtual machines (powered by Qualys)" recommendation deploys a scanner that includes all the necessary licensing and configuration information. No additional licenses are required. 
 
-### If I have an existing Qualys solution, can I add the Azure Security Center extension as well?
-If you've already configured some of your virtual machines to use a pre-existing Qualys license, Security Center will identify that the solution is deployed. You won't see a recommendation to install the Security Center extension. You can choose to leave your existing solution in place while simultaneously deploying the new Security Center extension to other virtual machines. Or you can remove your existing Qualys scanner and add the Security Center extension as described above. 
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-If you're a Standard tier customer, and you've already deployed a vulnerability assessment tool (Qualys or Rapid7) you'll still see your existing solution. Your findings will still appear in Security Center. To deploy a scanner on a virtual machine without any existing vulnerability assessment tool deployed, you must deploy the new Security Center extension that's powered by Qualys. 
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-Findings will be split between the two recommendation screens.
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-### Why don't I see the "Enable the built-in vulnerability assessment solution (powered by Qualys)" recommendation?
-If you are on the free tier of Security Center, you will not see the new Qualys recommendation; it's only available on the standard tier. 
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 ### What permissions are required to install the Qualys extension?
 The Azure Security Center Vulnerability Assessment extension (powered by Qualys), like other extensions, runs on top of the Azure Virtual Machine agent. So it runs as Local Host on Windows, and Root on Linux.