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You cannot use a Cloudplex for this configuration. Before enabling this feature, you need to work with SnapLogic support to turn off and remove Cloudplex instances from your Org or convert them into Groundplex instances. You can, however, use Enhanced Encryption in an eXtremeplex.
We do not recommend moving an Org from Enhanced Encryption to Standard Encryption. However, if the Org with Enhanced Encryption is moved to Standard Encryption, any OAuth 2.0 accounts created before do not function and therefore need to be re-created after the move.

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Log in as an Org admin and navigate to Manager > Settings, then click Configure Encryption.
On the Encryption Settings dialog, click the Groundplex tab (default), then select Enhanced encryption.
1. Verify that the same key is used on all nodes of the Groundplex; otherwise, you cannot configure the Org with Enhanced Encryption because all keys used across an Org must be consistent
2. Select the level of sensitivity based on the following:
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  - High. Encrypts passwords and secret keys
  - Medium and High. Encrypts usernames, passwords, and secret keys
  - Low, Medium, and High. Encrypts host name, database names, database URL properties, usernames, passwords, and secret keys.
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    To learn about which fields are encrypted for an Account, see the sensitivity level definition in the Account’s documentation for that Snap Pack.
3. To set a key for the entire Org, select the target key. Only those keys that are available on all nodes are displayed.
4. Confirm the new key. This configuration causes all accounts to be decrypted using the existing keys and then re-encrypted with the newly selected Org-level key.
Click Update to apply enhanced encryption.

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