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title: Multitenancy
slug: kronpam-reference-guide-3-5-0/50V2-multitenancy
description: Learn how the Kron PAM Multitenancy function enables efficient management of multiple applications and functions within a single instance, serving up to 30 tenants. Discover how tenants are logically isolated, allowing for customization of application com
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createdAt: 2022-07-24T14:43:32.000Z
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As organizations expand, the need for robust security solutions that can scale across multiple departments, teams, or clients becomes increasingly critical. Multitenancy in Kron PAM addresses this demand by providing a powerful capability to manage and isolate privileged access for multiple entities within a single instance of the platform. This feature enables administrators to create distinct and secure environments, known as tenants, each with its own set of users, policies, access controls, and resources.

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To enable multitenancy:

1. Navigate to **Administration **> **System Config. Man.**
2. Set **multitenancy.enabled** as **true**.
3. **Save** configuration.
4. Navigate to **Portal Function** >** Function Group Definition**.
5. Enter the function group a name and select the **single.connect.tenant.admin** function
6. **Save **configuration.
7. Open the **Function Realm Definition** tab.
8. Enter the realm a name, select a tenant admin user group and select the function group that you created in step 6 and **Save**.
9. Restart the PAM GUI service
   a.	Connect to the Kron PAM CLI as the **pamuser** user.
   b.	Run the **systemctl restart pam-gui** command to restart the service

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Kron PAM can accommodate up to 30 tenants. No more than this number is supported.
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