Update motd.md to include links to Dashboards and Cases

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## Getting Started
New to Security Onion 2? Check out the [Online Help](/docs/) and [Cheatsheet](/docs/cheatsheet.pdf) to learn how to best utilize Security Onion to hunt for evil! Find them in the upper-right menu. Also, watch our free Security Onion 2 Essentials online course, available on our [Training](https://securityonionsolutions.com/training) website.
New to Security Onion 2? Click the upper-right menu and you'll find links for [Help](/docs/) and a [Cheatsheet](/docs/cheatsheet.pdf) that will help you best utilize Security Onion to hunt for evil! In addition, check out our free Security Onion 2 Essentials online course, available on our [Training](https://securityonionsolutions.com/training) website.
If you're ready to dive-in, take a look at the [Alerts](/#/alerts) interface to see what Security Onion has detected so far. Or navigate to the [Hunt](/#/hunt) interface to hunt for evil that the alerts might have missed!
If you're ready to dive in, take a look at the [Alerts](/#/alerts) interface to see what Security Onion has detected so far. Then go to the [Dashboards](/#/dashboards) interface for a general overview of all logs collected or go to the [Hunt](/#/hunt) interface for more focused threat hunting. Once you've found something of interest, escalate it to [Cases](/#/cases) to then collect evidence and analyze observables as you work towards closing the case.
## What's New
The release notes have moved to the upper-right menu. Click on the [What's New](/docs/#release-notes) menu option to find all the latest fixes and features in this version of Security Onion!
To see all the latest features and fixes in this version of Security Onion, click the upper-right menu and then click the [What's New](/docs/#release-notes) link.
## Customize This Space
Make this area your own by customizing the content. The content is stored in the `motd.md` file, which uses the common Markdown (.md) format. Visit [markdownguide.org](https://www.markdownguide.org/) to learn more about the simple Markdown format.
Make this area your own by customizing the content. The content is stored in the `motd.md` file, which uses the common Markdown (.md) format. To learn more about the format, please see [markdownguide.org](https://www.markdownguide.org/).
To customize this content, login to the manager via SSH and execute the following command:
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sudo cp /opt/so/saltstack/default/salt/soc/files/soc/motd.md /opt/so/saltstack/local/salt/soc/files/soc/
```
and edit the new file as desired.
Then edit the new file as desired using your favorite text editor.
Finally, run this command:
Finally, restart SOC to make the changes take effect:
```bash
sudo so-soc-restart