Microsoft Defender for Cloud
TroubleshootingTroubleshoot Sql Machines Guide
In brief
The article now applies to both Azure commercial and Azure Government clouds instead of directing Government-cloud users to a separate article.
What Defender admins need to know
Government-cloud administrators can use this article for troubleshooting; no action is required.
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Important
This article applies to Azure commercial clouds. If you're usingcloud and Azure Government clouds, see the Troubleshoot Defender for SQL on Machines configuration government article.cloud.
Before you start the troubleshooting steps, enable Defender for SQL Server on Machines at the Azure subscription level or SQL Server resource level.
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Important
-This article applies to commercial clouds. If you're using Government clouds, see the [Troubleshoot Defender for SQL on Machines configuration government](troubleshoot-sql-machines-guide-gov) article.
+This article applies to Azure commercial cloud and Azure Government cloud.
Before you start the troubleshooting steps, [enable Defender for SQL Server on Machines](defender-for-sql-usage) at the [Azure subscription level](defender-for-sql-usage#enable-the-plan-on-an-azure-subscription) or [SQL Server resource level](defender-for-sql-usage#enable-the-plan-at-the-sql-server-resource-level).