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Welcome! This interactive guide will help you set up your CrowdSec Security Engine and validate each step to ensure proper operation.
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We'll guide you through detecting and remediating malicious behavior in your services' logs, regardless of your chosen implementation (on host, Docker, Kubernetes)
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Let's check that CrowdSec is running and able to retrieve the community blocklist !
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#### Enroll your Security Engine into CrowdSec Console
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For advanced monitoring and trouble shooting the CrowdSec Console is a great tool to visualize your Security Engine's activity and alerts.
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<InteractiveCheckboxid="ConsoleEnroll"label=" Enroll into the console " />
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-[link to doc]
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- You'll see a confirmation pop up in the console for enrollment if not you might have conectivity issue to the central API [link to troubleshooting section]
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- You'll see the last heartbeat and the status of your Security Engine in the console
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- You'll be able to check various configurations for the upcoming steps of the installation
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- You'll be warned when a new version of CrowdSec is available
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#### CrowdSec installation health
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> []Check that the CrowdSec service is running
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<InteractiveCheckboxid="CrowdsecRunning"label="Check that the CrowdSec service is running"references={["ConsoleEnroll"]} />
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```bash
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systemctl status crowdsec
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- Pulling community blocklist is enabled //+link to doc where to turn this on/off ?
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- Pulling blocklists from the console is enabled //+link to doc where to turn this on/off ?
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### Troubleshooting
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### 🚨 Troubleshooting
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<details>
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<summary>There could be ports conflicts with other services</summary>
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When clicking on the "Scenarios" part of your [Security engine tile in the CrowdSec console](https://app.crowdsec.net/security-engines), you should see the scenarios you installed listed there.
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The tile itself should show you the count of scenarios that are installed on your Security Engine.
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