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How do I configure LastPass Universal Proxy with the server.properties configuration file without using the CLI tool?
After you have installed LastPass Universal Proxy for the first time, it must be configured before use. You can configure LastPass Universal Proxy using either the CLI tool or editing the server.properties configuration file in a text editor. In the following we provide a step-by-step guide on how to do the configuration with the server.properties file.
We recommend using the CLI tool when configuring Universal Proxy for the first time, as it generates an initial version of the server.properties file. This file is human-readable. Therefore, for further configurations you can edit the server.properties configuration file with any of your text editors.
Also, if you made a mistake when editing the configuration file, you can always start fresh from the CLI tool, and create a new one.
- To check the current content of the server.properties file without the sensitive data, open PowerShell and execute the following command:
uproxy -showConfig
- To open the server.properties file in the default text editor, open PowerShell and execute the following command:
uproxy -editConfig
For more information on the configuration settings, see How do I configure LastPass Universal Proxy using command line interface (CLI)?.