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[[getting-started-with-shield]]
[[getting-started]]
== Getting Started with Shield
This getting started guide walks you through installing Shield, setting up basic authentication, and getting started with role-based
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. To verify that Shield is up and running, check the startup log entries. When Shield is operating normally, the log indicates that the network transports are using Shield:
. To verify that Shield is up and running, check the startup log entries. When Shield is operating normally, the log indicates that the network transports are using Shield:
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[[installing-shield]]
== Installing Shield
The <<getting-started-with-shield, Getting Started Guide>> steps through a basic Shield installation. This section provides some additional information about the installation prerequisites, deployment options, and the installation process for RPM/DEB package installations.
The <<getting-started, Getting Started Guide>> steps through a basic Shield installation. This section provides some additional information about the installation prerequisites, deployment options, and the installation process for RPM/DEB package installations.
IMPORTANT: The Shield plugin must be installed on every node in the cluster and every
node must be restarted after installation. Plan for a complete cluster restart before beginning the installation process.
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=== Installing Shield on Tribe Nodes
Shield supports the {ref}/modules-tribe.html[Tribe Node], which acts as a federated client across multiple clusters. When using Tribe Nodes with Shield, you must have the same Shield configuration (users, roles, user-role mappings, SSL/TLS CA) on each cluster, and on the Tribe Node itself, where security checking is primarily done. This, of course, also means
that all clusters must be running Shield.
that all clusters must be running Shield.
To use a Tribe Node with Shield:

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=== Where to Go Next
* <<getting-started-with-shield, Getting Started>> steps through how to install and start using Shield for basic authentication.
* <<getting-started, Getting Started>> steps through how to install and start using Shield for basic authentication.
* <<how-shield-works, How Shield Works>> provides more information about how Shield supports user authentication, authorization, and encryption.
* <<configuring-clients-integrations, Configuring Clients and Integrations>> shows you how to
interact with an Elasticsearch cluster protected by Shield.