Frequently Asked Questions faq
Control Panel control-panel
What is the Control Panel?
The Control Panel empowers product admins to directly manage various settings and monitor capacity of SFTP servers connected to Adobe Campaign.
What are some of the current capabilities of the Control Panel?
Control Panel allows you to track storage, add IPs to the allow list, and manage SSH keys for your SFTP servers on your own based on your needs, and other actions.
For more information, refer to the Control Panel supported actions documentation.
Are there some capabilities not yet supported on Campaign v8 but available on Campaign Classic v7 v8-restrictions
No. All capabilities available on Campaign v7 are also now supported through Control Panel on Campaign v8, including Subdomain and Certificate Management related functions.
Is the Control Panel only for Adobe Campaign?
Yes, you will only be able to manage settings for Adobe Campaign in the Control Panel.
Can I use the Control Panel?
The Control Panel is only open to product admins of our current customers who have Adobe Campaign hosted on AWS.
Control Panel allows customers with hybrid hosting model to leverage specific Control Panel capabilities. To do this, they need to provide the MID/RT instance URL configured in their marketing instance in Control Panel. Learn more
If you’re not an admin, but would like access, please contact your product admin to help add you as an admin.
As a Campaign Classic v7 user, what are the conditions to access Control Panel? v7-restrictions
Control Panel is restricted to Admin users. Learn more.
For Campaign v7, note that your instance must be hosted on Amazon Web Services (AWS) and upgraded to the latest Campaign stable build or to build 9032 or higher. Learn how to check your Campaign Classic v7 version in this section. To check if your Campaign Classic instance is hosted on AWS, follow the steps detailed in this section.
How can I access the Control Panel?
Please follow the detailed instructions in the Accessing the Control Panel documentation.
Is there an extra fee to use the Control Panel?
No, there is no extra cost if you are a current customer of Adobe Campaign.
Organization ID ims-org-id
What is an organization ID?
It is a unique ID that is given to your instance when you first log onto Adobe Experience Cloud. It should be in the format: xxx@AdobeOrg.
For more information, please refer to Adobe Experience Cloud documentation.
Where can I find my organization ID?
One way is to navigate to Adobe Experience Cloud Home > Administration. You will find your organization ID at the bottom of Administration Quick Access section. You can find more detailed information in the Adobe Experience Cloud documentation.
The other way is to launch Admin Console. Your organization ID will be visible in your URL, it should look something like: https://adminconsole.adobe.com/xxx@AdobeOrg/overview.
Why do I need to know my organization ID?
In order for you to manage settings for your instance, we want to ensure that you’re getting the right information for the right instance in case you’re using multiple instances for your company.
What if I have multiple organization IDs?
Having one organization ID between Analytics and Campaign is a requirement if you plan to integrate the solutions to take advantage of complex use cases such as shopping cart abandonment (for Adobe Analytics + Adobe Campaign). You may have more than one organization ID if you have access to multiple Adobe solutions. In this case, the correct organization ID you should be using is the one you see under your Adobe Campaign instance.
How can I know that my Adobe Campaign instance is hosted on AWS or not? hosted-aws
To check if your instance is hosted on AWS, follow these steps:
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Retrieve your login URL. It is the URL that you use to login to your Campaign instance, it mostly ends with “.campaign.adobe.com” or".neolane.net".
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Open the terminal, then execute a nslookup operation on your login URL.
doe-macOS% nslookup myinstance.campaign.adobe.com -
The response returns information on your instance.
code language-none doe-macOS% nslookup myinstance.campaign.adobe.com Server: 12.34.5.678 Address: 12.34.5.678#99 Non-authoritative answer: myinstance.campaign.adobe.com canonical name = myinstance-mkt-prod1.campaign.adobe.com. myinstance-mkt-prod1.campaign.adobe.com canonical name = myinstance-mkt-prod1-1.campaign.adobe.com. Name: myinstance-mkt-prod1-1.campaign.adobe.com Address: 12.34.567.89 -
Execute a nslookup operation on the returned IP address.
doe-macOS% nslookup 12.34.567.89 -
Check the “name” value in the returned result. If it contains “amazonaws.com”, this means your instance is hosted on AWS.
code language-none doe-macOS% nslookup 12.34.567.89 Server: 12.34.5.678 Address: 12.34.5.678#99 Non-authoritative answer: 89.567.34.12.in-addr.arpa name = ec2-12-34-567-89.address.amazonaws.com.