Microsoft Defender for Cloud
Cloud and workloadsDefender For Servers Overview
In brief
The overview clarifies that a server is a device running a server operating system and links to the common questions page.
What Defender admins need to know
Administrators can use this definition when enabling or disabling Plan 1 per server.
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| Enable for a resource | Yes | No | | Disable for a resource | Yes | Yes |
- Enable and disable Plan 1 at the resource level per server. A server is defined as a device running a server operating system. For information, refer to Common questions about Defender for Servers.
- Plan 2 can't be enabled at the resource level, but you can disable it at the resource level.
After enabling
@@ -142,7 +142,7 @@ You should [enable Defender for Servers](tutorial-enable-servers-plan) at the su | **Enable for a resource** | Yes | No |
| **Disable for a resource** | Yes | Yes |
-- Enable and disable Plan 1 at the resource level per server.
+- Enable and disable Plan 1 at the resource level per server. A server is defined as a device running a server operating system. For information, refer to [Common questions about Defender for Servers](faq-defender-for-servers).
- Plan 2 can't be enabled at the resource level, but you can disable it at the resource level.
## After enabling