Fix image paths and internal links for Access Analyzer KB reorganization

Author: hilram7

docs/kb/accessanalyzer/active-directory-auditing/active-directory-permissions-analyzer-reports-are-outdated.md

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ knowledge_article_id: kA04u000000HDhRCAW
 
 Old data in the Active Directory Permissions Analyzer **(ADPA)** reports from deprecated Domains.  
 Example of the incorrect data:  
-![Chart  Description automatically generated](./images/ka04u000000HdDV_0EM4u0000084aiy.png)
+![Chart  Description automatically generated](./../0-images/ka04u000000HdDV_0EM4u0000084aiy.png)
 
 ## Cause
 
@@ -42,28 +42,28 @@ To do so you can follow the steps below.
 
 1. Create a new Job in the Netwrix Auditor console: right click the **Jobs Node** in the left-hand window and select **Create Job**:
 
-   ![Graphical user interface, application  Description automatically generated](./images/ka04u000000HdDV_0EM4u0000084aiz.png)
+   ![Graphical user interface, application  Description automatically generated](./../0-images/ka04u000000HdDV_0EM4u0000084aiz.png)
 
    Select the **Local host** in the jobs host list:
 
-   ![Graphical user interface, application  Description automatically generated](./images/ka04u000000HdDV_0EM4u0000084aj0.png)
+   ![Graphical user interface, application  Description automatically generated](./../0-images/ka04u000000HdDV_0EM4u0000084aj0.png)
 
 2. Click on the **Create Query**:
 
-   ![Graphical user interface, application, Word  Description automatically generated](./images/ka04u000000HdDV_0EM4u0000084aj1.png)
+   ![Graphical user interface, application, Word  Description automatically generated](./../0-images/ka04u000000HdDV_0EM4u0000084aj1.png)
 
 3. Configure the jobs query Properties.  
    Under the **Data Sources** tab, select the **ADPERMISSIONS** option from the dropdown menu then click on **Configure**.
 
-   ![Graphical user interface, application, Word  Description automatically generated](./images/ka04u000000HdDV_0EM4u0000084aj2.png)
+   ![Graphical user interface, application, Word  Description automatically generated](./../0-images/ka04u000000HdDV_0EM4u0000084aj2.png)
 
    Select **Remove Tables** and click **Next**:
 
-   ![Graphical user interface, text, application, email  Description automatically generated](./images/ka04u000000HdDV_0EM4u0000084aj3.png)
+   ![Graphical user interface, text, application, email  Description automatically generated](./../0-images/ka04u000000HdDV_0EM4u0000084aj3.png)
 
    Check the Results option: Click **Next** → **Finish** → **Ok**.
 
-   ![Graphical user interface, text, application  Description automatically generated](./images/ka04u000000HdDV_0EM4u0000084aj4.png)
+   ![Graphical user interface, text, application  Description automatically generated](./../0-images/ka04u000000HdDV_0EM4u0000084aj4.png)
 
 4. Now run the new Job.
 

docs/kb/accessanalyzer/active-directory-auditing/collecting-ad-summary.md

@@ -32,9 +32,9 @@ Licensing of Netwrix Access Analyzer is based on the quantity of enabled AD user
 To find this data:
 
 1. Ensure **.Active Directory Inventory** has recently run or run now. Navigate to **Jobs** > **.Active Directory Inventory** > **1-AD_Scan** and click **Run Now**  
-   ![Group_001.png](./images/ka0Qk000000Dl4L_0EM4u000008M8wx.png)
+   ![Group_001.png](./../0-images/ka0Qk000000Dl4L_0EM4u000008M8wx.png)
 
 2. Navigate to **Jobs** > **.Active Directory Inventory** > **1-AD_Scan** > **Results** > **Active Directory Summary**
 
 3. Take a screenshot or otherwise capture the values displayed in **Total Users** and **Disabled Users**  
-   ![Group_002.png](./images/ka0Qk000000Dl4L_0EM4u000008M8x2.png)
+   ![Group_002.png](./../0-images/ka0Qk000000Dl4L_0EM4u000008M8x2.png)

docs/kb/accessanalyzer/active-directory-auditing/deleted-ad-user-s-still-show-in-netwrix-access-analyzer-reports.md

@@ -36,9 +36,9 @@ A failure on the ADI scan that could be caused by a myriad of reasons.
 Run a full **AD Inventory Scan** by disabling differential scanning for the **1-AD_Scan** job using the steps below:
 
 1. Navigate to **Access Analyzer > Jobs > .Active Directory Inventory > 1-AD_Scan > Configure > Queries > Query Properties > Configure > Options**.  
-   ![Image_2024-11-19_15-36-30.png](./images/ka0Qk000000DYa9_0EMQk00000AdoIX.png)
+   ![Image_2024-11-19_15-36-30.png](./../0-images/ka0Qk000000DYa9_0EMQk00000AdoIX.png)
 2. Uncheck the box for **Collect only updates since the last scan**.  
-   ![Image_2024-11-19_15-37-33.png](./images/ka0Qk000000DYa9_0EMQk00000AdoSD.png)
+   ![Image_2024-11-19_15-37-33.png](./../0-images/ka0Qk000000DYa9_0EMQk00000AdoSD.png)
 3. Click **Next** through the end of the Active Directory Inventory DC Wizard.
 4. Re-run the **1-AD_Scan** job.
 5. Select the previously-unchecked box for **Collect only updates since the last scan**.

docs/kb/accessanalyzer/database-auditing-and-configuration/how-to-drop-data-collected-from-sql-servers-using-the-databases-module.md

@@ -37,32 +37,32 @@ This article explains how to drop data collected from SQL Servers using the Data
 > **NOTE:** You can create a separate folder (e.g., Sandbox) for custom jobs.
 
 1. Right-click the **custom** or **Jobs** folder and select **Create Job** `Ctrl+Alt+A`.  
-   ![ ](./images/ka0Qk000000DG6z_0EMQk00000BvYY7.png)
+   ![ ](./../0-images/ka0Qk000000DG6z_0EMQk00000BvYY7.png)
 2. Navigate to the **Configure** node of the NewJob and select the **Queries** node.  
-   ![ ](./images/ka0Qk000000DG6z_0EMQk00000BvhTJ.png)
+   ![ ](./../0-images/ka0Qk000000DG6z_0EMQk00000BvhTJ.png)
 3. Click the **Create Query** button.  
-   ![ ](./images/ka0Qk000000DG6z_0EMQk00000BvhZl.png)
+   ![ ](./../0-images/ka0Qk000000DG6z_0EMQk00000BvhZl.png)
 4. In the General tab, designate a clear **Name** and **Description** (e.g., `DropSQLHostData`).
 5. In the Data Source tab, select **SQL** from the **Data Collector** dropdown menu.  
-   ![ ](./images/ka0Qk000000DG6z_0EMQk00000Bvheb.png)
+   ![ ](./../0-images/ka0Qk000000DG6z_0EMQk00000Bvheb.png)
 6. Click **Configure** to launch the SQL Data Collector Configuration Wizard.  
-   ![ ](./images/ka0Qk000000DG6z_0EMQk00000BvhgD.png)
+   ![ ](./../0-images/ka0Qk000000DG6z_0EMQk00000BvhgD.png)
 7. On the Wizard Category page, select the **Utilities > Remove Storage Tables** option under the appropriate database type and click **Next** to drop all collected SQL data for SQL Servers.  
-   ![Category page with Utilities > Remove Storage Tables option highlighted](./images/ka0Qk000000DG6z_0EMQk00000BvdWA.png)
+   ![Category page with Utilities > Remove Storage Tables option highlighted](./../0-images/ka0Qk000000DG6z_0EMQk00000BvdWA.png)
 8. To complete the query, ensure you have selected the desired Available Properties, click **Next**, and then **Finish**. Last, click **OK**.
 9. To run the job, you can either select **Run now** from the job windowpane or right-click the job and select **Run Job**.  
-   ![ ](./images/ka0Qk000000DG6z_0EMQk00000Bvjzl.png)
+   ![ ](./../0-images/ka0Qk000000DG6z_0EMQk00000Bvjzl.png)
 
 ### Drop Data for Specific Hosts/Instances for SQL Servers or Drop Specific Data for SQL Hosts/Instances
 
 1. Follow steps 1–6 detailed above.
 2. On the SQL Data Collector Configuration Wizard Category page, select the **Utilities > Remove Storage Data** option and click **Next**.  
-   ![Category page with Utilities > Remove Storage Data option highlighted](./images/ka0Qk000000DG6z_0EMQk00000Bvk6D.png)
+   ![Category page with Utilities > Remove Storage Data option highlighted](./../0-images/ka0Qk000000DG6z_0EMQk00000Bvk6D.png)
 3. On the Filters page, select the databases/instances via the **Filter Options** drop-down menu:
    - All database objects
    - Only select database objects
      - When using this option, select the database objects you want to delete in the **Available database objects** pane, then click **Add**.  
-       ![Available database objects pane with Add highlighted](./images/ka0Qk000000DG6z_0EMQk00000Bvbfg.png)
+       ![Available database objects pane with Add highlighted](./../0-images/ka0Qk000000DG6z_0EMQk00000Bvbfg.png)
 4. On the Settings page, select the type of data you would like to remove for your specified hosts:
    - Permissions
    - Audits

docs/kb/accessanalyzer/entra-id-and-azure-integration/manually-setting-up-entra-id-auditing-for-netwrix-access-analyzer.md

@@ -37,17 +37,17 @@ While it is always recommended to use the `AZ_RegisterAzureAppAuth` instant job
 1. Open the Microsoft Entra admin center: https://entra.microsoft.com/#home.
 
 2. Navigate to **Identity > Applications > App registrations** and select **+ New registration**.  
-   ![Entra App Registration](./images/ka0Qk000000DYVJ_0EMQk00000B6ziP.png)
+   ![Entra App Registration](./../0-images/ka0Qk000000DYVJ_0EMQk00000B6ziP.png)
 
 3. On the **Register an application** page, set the following:
    - **Name:** Something meaningful, e.g., `NEA_EntraID`.
    - **Support account types:** Accounts in this org. directory only.
 
 4. From the **Application Overview** page, navigate to **Manage > API Permissions** and select **Add a permission**.  
-   ![API Permissions](./images/ka0Qk000000DYVJ_0EMQk00000B6i4s.png)
+   ![API Permissions](./../0-images/ka0Qk000000DYVJ_0EMQk00000B6i4s.png)
 
 5. From the **Request API permissions** page, select **Microsoft Graph**.  
-   ![Request API permissions](./images/ka0Qk000000DYVJ_0EMQk00000B6qwr.png)
+   ![Request API permissions](./../0-images/ka0Qk000000DYVJ_0EMQk00000B6qwr.png)
 
    - Add the following **Delegated Permissions**:
      - `Group.Read.All` – Read all groups
@@ -57,20 +57,20 @@ While it is always recommended to use the `AZ_RegisterAzureAppAuth` instant job
      - `Directory.Read.All` – Read directory data
 
 6. After adding the aforementioned permissions, grant them admin consent by selecting **Grant admin consent for `\{TENANT NAME\}`**.  
-   ![Grant admin consent](./images/ka0Qk000000DYVJ_0EMQk00000B6f5O.png)
+   ![Grant admin consent](./../0-images/ka0Qk000000DYVJ_0EMQk00000B6f5O.png)
 
 7. Navigate to the Entra app registration and on the **Certificates & secrets** page, select **+ New client secret**.  
-   ![Certificates & secrets](./images/ka0Qk000000DYVJ_0EMQk00000B6fbf.png)
+   ![Certificates & secrets](./../0-images/ka0Qk000000DYVJ_0EMQk00000B6fbf.png)
 
 8. On the **Add a client secret** page, add the following:
    - **Description:** Something meaningful, e.g., `Access Analyzer Entra ID`.
    - **Expires:** Usually recommended to set this to the longest option OR per the organization’s internal certificate expiration timeframe.
 
 9. After creating the client secret, copy the secret **Value** to a notepad.  
-   ![Client secret value](./images/ka0Qk000000DYVJ_0EMQk00000B6d20.png)
+   ![Client secret value](./../0-images/ka0Qk000000DYVJ_0EMQk00000B6d20.png)
 
 10. Next, navigate to the **Overview** tab and copy the **Application (client) ID** which is needed for the Netwrix Access Analyzer Connection Profile.  
-    ![Application client ID](./images/ka0Qk000000DYVJ_0EMQk00000B6kbK.png)
+    ![Application client ID](./../0-images/ka0Qk000000DYVJ_0EMQk00000B6kbK.png)
 
 ## Netwrix Access Analyzer Connection Profile
 

docs/kb/accessanalyzer/exchange-online-integration/the-autodiscover-service-couldn-t-be-located.md

@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ To resolve this error, follow the steps below:
 1. Open the **Query Properties** for the EWSMailbox task.
 2. Select **View XML**.
 
-![View XML screenshot](./images/ka0Qk000000CDO5_0EMQk000008w1gf.png)
+![View XML screenshot](./../0-images/ka0Qk000000CDO5_0EMQk000008w1gf.png)
 
 3. Insert the following code that best matches your environment within the ` <EWS_PROPERTIES></EWS_PROPERTIES> ` tags. This is located near the bottom of the XML.
 
@@ -83,11 +83,11 @@ To resolve this error, follow the steps below:
 
 4. On the **Query Properties** window, select **Configure**.
 
-![Configure button screenshot](./images/ka0Qk000000CDO5_0EMQk000008vjWt.png)
+![Configure button screenshot](./../0-images/ka0Qk000000CDO5_0EMQk000008vjWt.png)
 
 5. On the **Scan options** window, uncheck the option for **Match job host against autodiscovered host**.
 
-![Scan options screenshot](./images/ka0Qk000000CDO5_0EMQk000008w3KH.png)
+![Scan options screenshot](./../0-images/ka0Qk000000CDO5_0EMQk000008w3KH.png)
 
 6. Proceed through the wizard by selecting **Next** and complete the process by clicking **Finish** to close out the **EWSMailbox DC Wizard**.
 7. Select **OK** to close the **Query Properties** window.

docs/kb/accessanalyzer/file-system-and-sensitive-data-discovery/display-new-names-of-renamed-files-in-access-information-center.md

@@ -32,4 +32,4 @@ How to establish the new name a file was renamed to in Netwrix Access Analyzer?
 2. Right-click the header bar and select **Target Path**.
 3. The **Target Path** will show the new name of the renamed file.
 
-![Activity Details showing Target Path](./images/ka04u000000wwHf_0EM4u000008pesA.png)
+![Activity Details showing Target Path](./../0-images/ka04u000000wwHf_0EM4u000008pesA.png)

docs/kb/accessanalyzer/file-system-and-sensitive-data-discovery/how-to-optimize-seek-system-scans-with-system-resources.md

@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ To comfortably scan 4 file systems using a dedicated proxy server, the optimized
 2. Verify the number of SDD scan processes:
    - On the **Sensitive Data Settings** page of the FSAA Data Collector query settings, set the **Number of SDD Scan Processes** to reflect the available CPU threads on the scanning server. This number should not exceed `1-2x` the number of available CPU threads. By default, this is set to `2`.
 
-   ![Sensitive Data Settings page example](./images/ka0Qk000000D59x_0EMQk00000BK3Rd.png)
+   ![Sensitive Data Settings page example](./../0-images/ka0Qk000000D59x_0EMQk00000BK3Rd.png)
 
    > **NOTE:** If the scan server has other responsibilities (e.g., NEA Console server, busy file server, SQL server), take those into account when configuring how many CPU threads should be allocated for SDD scan processes.
 

docs/kb/accessanalyzer/file-system-and-sensitive-data-discovery/how-to-view-stored-sensitive-data-discovery-sdd-matches.md

@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ You can view stored SDD matches using one of the following methods.
 1. Select the server.
 2. In the right **Reports** pane, select **Sensitive Content Details**.
 
-![rtaImage.png](./images/ka0Qk0000009j17_00N0g000004CA0p_0EMQk000002m1YX.png)
+![rtaImage.png](./../0-images/ka0Qk0000009j17_00N0g000004CA0p_0EMQk000002m1YX.png)
 
 For additional information, refer to: Resource Audit Overview − Sensitive Content Reports · v11.6  
 https://docs.netwrix.com/docs/accessanalyzer/12_0)
@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ https://docs.netwrix.com/docs/accessanalyzer/12_0)
 
 > **IMPORTANT:** Check the **Reviewers are able to see the sensitive data match if available** checkbox for the review to contain sensitive data matches.
 
-![rtaImage1.png](./images/ka0Qk0000009j17_00N0g000004CA0p_0EMQk000002m1a9.png)
+![rtaImage1.png](./../0-images/ka0Qk0000009j17_00N0g000004CA0p_0EMQk000002m1a9.png)
 
 ### Netwrix Access Analyzer − Custom report
 

docs/kb/accessanalyzer/installation-and-upgrades/access-analyzer-upgrade-workflow-aic.md

@@ -20,8 +20,8 @@ knowledge_article_id: ka0Qk000000GIqbIAG
 # Upgrading Access Information Center (AIC)
 
 > **NOTE:**
-> - Return to the main workflow page: [Access Analyzer Upgrade Workflow Articles](/docs/kb/accessanalyzer/access-analyzer-upgrade-workflow.md).
-> - Return to the previous section: [Completing Access Analyzer Upgrade](/docs/kb/accessanalyzer/access-analyzer-upgrade-workflow-post-upgrade.md).
+> - Return to the main workflow page: [Access Analyzer Upgrade Workflow Articles](/docs/kb/accessanalyzer/installation-and-upgrades/access-analyzer-upgrade-workflow.md).
+> - Return to the previous section: [Completing Access Analyzer Upgrade](/docs/kb/accessanalyzer/installation-and-upgrades/access-analyzer-upgrade-workflow-post-upgrade.md).
 
 ## Overview