@@ -24,11 +24,16 @@ running.
2424. Launch the {kib} web interface by pointing your browser to port 5601. For
2525example, http://127.0.0.1:5601[http://127.0.0.1:5601].
2626
27- [role="xpack"]
28- [[get-started-license]]
29- === Install a trial license
30-
31- include::{docdir}/get-started-trial.asciidoc[]
27+ . Verify that you are using a license that includes the role-based access
28+ control (RBAC) and native authentication {security-features}. To view your
29+ license in {kib}, go to **Management** and click **License Management**.
30+ +
31+ --
32+ By default, when you install {stack} products, they apply basic licenses
33+ with no expiration dates. To complete this tutorial, you must have a basic or
34+ trial license at a minimum. For more information, see {subscriptions} and
35+ <<license-management>>.
36+ --
3237
3338[role="xpack"]
3439[[get-started-enable-security]]
@@ -141,10 +146,9 @@ Go to the *Management / Security / Roles* page to see them:
141146[role="screenshot"]
142147image::security/images/management-roles.jpg["Role management screenshot in Kibana"]
143148
144- Select a role to see more information about its privileges. For example, if you
145- select the `kibana_user` role, you will see that it grants `manage`, `read`,
146- `index`, and `delete` privileges on the `.kibana*` indices. To learn more about
147- these privileges, see <<privileges-list-indices>>.
149+ Select a role to see more information about its privileges. For example, select
150+ the `kibana_system` role to see its list of cluster and index privileges. To
151+ learn more, see <<privileges-list-indices>>.
148152
149153Let's assign the `kibana_user` role to your user. Go back to the
150154*Management / Security / Users* page and select your user. Add the `kibana_user`
@@ -328,12 +332,9 @@ Congratulations! You've successfully set up authentication and authorization by
328332using the native realm. You learned how to create user IDs and roles that
329333prevent unauthorized access to the {stack}.
330334
331- Next, you'll want to try other features that are unlocked by your trial license,
332- such as {ml}. See <<ml-getting-started,Getting started with {ml}>>.
333-
334- Later, when you're ready to increase the number of nodes in your cluster or set
335- up an production environment, you'll want to encrypt communications across the
336- {stack}. To learn how, read <<encrypting-communications>>.
335+ Later, when you're ready to increase the number of nodes in your cluster, you'll
336+ want to encrypt communications across the {stack}. To learn how, read
337+ <<encrypting-communications>>.
337338
338339For more detailed information about securing the {stack}, see:
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