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# Administration Configuration

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### Add Key Bank details

After the Auth Server is installed and the AuthX UI dashboard is configured, add the Key Bank details obtained from your vendor.

#### **Steps**

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In the AuthX UI dashboard, click **Settings**.

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Click the **Key Bank** tab.

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Enter the Key Bank details obtained from your vendor.

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Click **Save**.
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### Add API key for Auth Agent

Generate an API key in the Auth Server. This key is used by the Auth Agent to communicate with the Auth Server.

#### Steps

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In the AuthX UI dashboard, click **Settings**.

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Click **API Keys**, then click **New API Key**.

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Enter a suitable name for the API key.

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Enter a unique random alphanumeric string in the **Key** field.

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Enter an **Expiry Date**.

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Click **Save**.
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{% hint style="warning" %}
The API key must be unique for each customer. Generate a random alphanumeric string for each deployment.
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### Upload device template to authorize devices

Upload the 1Key Device Template Excel sheet (provided by your vendor) to authorize the 1Key devices against the Auth Server.

#### Steps

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In the AuthX UI dashboard, click **Devices**.

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Click **Import Excel** and browse to the Device Template Excel sheet.

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Once uploaded, the device details will appear in the Devices view.
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