Update Threat Manager .NET Dependencies KB: Relocate, update requirements link, and replace Salesforce image

[hilram7]

Summary

Updates the .NET Dependencies KB for Netwrix Threat Manager:

• Relocates KB from staging to correct product directory
• Updates requirements link to current Threat Manager docs
• Replaces Salesforce-hosted image with local copy
• Removes cross-product KB links (will be restored in a follow-up PR after all 5 products merge)

Changes

File Relocation

• Moved net_dependencies_for_netwrix_threat_manager.md from docs-staging/needs-relocation/ to docs/kb/threatmanager/configuration-and-administration/

Requirements Link

• Updated link from generic placeholder to current docs: https://docs.netwrix.com/docs/threatmanager/3_0/requirements/server

Image Replacement

• Added local PowerShell example image to docs/kb/threatmanager/0-images/ka0Qk000000DG8bIAG.png
• Replaced Salesforce URL with relative path ../0-images/ka0Qk000000DG8bIAG.png
• Fixed incorrect alt text from "Dialog box for selecting monitoring plan settings" to "PowerShell Example Output"

Cross-Product Links

• Removed cross-product KB links for broken link prevention
• Links will be restored in follow-up PR after all 5 product KBs merge

Technical Updates

• Merged dev branch to include MDX syntax fixes from PR Fix MDX syntax errors in azureinformationprotection.md #36

Testing

• ✅ Dev server: KB page loads correctly at /docs/kb/threatmanager/configuration-and-administration/net_dependencies_for_netwrix_threat_manager
• ✅ Image displays properly from local path
• ✅ Requirements link navigates to correct Threat Manager docs
• ✅ KB accessible from sidebar navigation
• ✅ Build passes without errors

Related

• Related PRs: Access Analyzer, Activity Monitor, Threat Prevention, Recovery AD
• Follow-up: Will restore cross-product KB links after all 5 merge

[github-actions]

PR Review: Threat Manager .NET Dependencies KB Update

Summary

This PR successfully relocates and updates the .NET Dependencies KB article for Netwrix Threat Manager. The changes are well-structured and improve the documentation quality by replacing external dependencies with local assets and providing more accurate links.

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✅ Positive Findings

Code Quality & Best Practices

• Clean file relocation: The KB article has been properly moved from staging to the correct product directory structure (docs/kb/threatmanager/configuration-and-administration/)
• Proper frontmatter: YAML frontmatter is complete with all necessary metadata including description, keywords, products, and knowledge_article_id
• Improved alt text: The image alt text was corrected from an incorrect description to accurate "PowerShell Example Output"
• Local asset management: Salesforce-hosted image replaced with local copy, improving reliability and page load performance
• Consistent formatting: The markdown structure follows the established KB article pattern (Question → Answer → Related Articles)

Content Improvements

• More specific links: Updated from generic landing page to direct requirements page (/requirements/server)
• Better link text: Changed from vague "Netwrix Threat Manager landing page for the product Requirements" to clear "Netwrix Threat Manager Requirements"
• Strategic cross-product link removal: Properly documented in PR description with plan to restore after all 5 product KBs merge

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📝 Observations & Suggestions

Minor Content Issue

Missing newline at end of file (Line 44)

• The file should end with a newline character per POSIX standards
• Current: - [Netwrix Threat Manager Requirements](https://docs.netwrix.com/docs/threatmanager/3_0/requirements/server)
• Should be: - [Netwrix Threat Manager Requirements](https://docs.netwrix.com/docs/threatmanager/3_0/requirements/server)\n
• This is a minor issue but could cause diff noise in future edits

Documentation Quality

Consider adding more context in Related Articles section

• Currently only has one related article link
• Once the cross-product KB links are restored (as mentioned in PR description), this section will be more valuable
• Future enhancement: Consider adding links to .NET download pages or troubleshooting articles

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🔍 Technical Verification

File Operations ✅

• Image file exists at correct path: docs/kb/threatmanager/0-images/ka0Qk000000DG8bIAG.png
• Image format verified: Valid PNG (783 x 169, 8-bit RGBA)
• Image size reasonable: 53KB
• Relative path correct: ../0-images/ka0Qk000000DG8bIAG.png

Link Validation ✅

• Requirements link structure follows docs site pattern: /docs/threatmanager/3_0/requirements/server
• Link properly embedded in markdown with descriptive text

Metadata Consistency ✅

• products: threat-manager properly set (kebab-case)
• knowledge_article_id: kA0Qk0000002E25KAE preserved from original
• Description adequately summarizes article content

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🛡️ Security & Performance

Security ✅

• No security concerns: External Salesforce URL removed, eliminating potential tracking/privacy concerns
• Local asset control: Organization now has full control over image content and availability

Performance ✅

• Reduced external dependencies: No external image requests = faster page loads
• Smaller image file: 53KB is reasonable for a PowerShell output screenshot

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🧪 Testing Considerations

Per the PR description, the following tests were performed:

• ✅ Dev server loads KB page correctly
• ✅ Image displays properly from local path
• ✅ Requirements link navigates correctly
• ✅ KB accessible from sidebar navigation
• ✅ Build passes without errors

No additional testing required.

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📊 Overall Assessment

Approval Status: ✅ APPROVED

This is a clean, well-executed PR that accomplishes its stated goals:

1. ✅ KB article properly relocated to correct directory
2. ✅ Requirements link updated to more specific page
3. ✅ Salesforce image replaced with local copy
4. ✅ Image alt text corrected
5. ✅ Cross-product links strategically removed with plan to restore

Risk Level: Low

• Content-only changes to documentation
• No code modifications
• Proper testing completed
• Clear rollback path if needed

Recommendations:

1. Merge: This PR is ready to merge as-is
2. Follow-up: Track the mentioned follow-up PR to restore cross-product KB links after all 5 products merge
3. Nice-to-have: Add trailing newline to file (can be done in a future housekeeping PR)

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Great work on improving the documentation structure and removing external dependencies! 🎉