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title: Configuring Enterprise Connectors
slug: epmm/on-premise/installation-guide/configuring-enterprise-connectors
createdAt: 2026-10-06T07:51:54.132Z
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After the Enterprise Connector is installed and configured on Ivanti EPMM, you can configure the settings on the Connector.

Ivanti recommends to allow HTTPS traffic on port 8443 from the corporate network, limited to Ivanti applications only. This Service is intended for EPMM server management and must have strictly controlled access.

**Procedure **

1. Gather the following information from [Adding Enterprise Connector entries ](docId:-3JnW9_QS2LbbTdaDxk6l):
   - **Name**: The name you gave the Enterprise Connector
   - **URL**: The URL that you copied from the Enterprise Connector detailed information earlier.
   - **User ID/password**: The one to which the Connector role was assigned in [Assigning the Connector role](docId\:Hhx7Dx_-vR7wEBAwaedJM).
2. Log in to the Connector (https\://\<fully-qualified\_domain\_name:8443>/mics).
3. Select <font color="#323232">**Connector**</font>****<font color="#1189ff"> </font>from the left panel to open the Connector Settings page.
4. Enter the Connector name in the **Name&#x20;**&#x66;ield.

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The Connector name must match the name created on Ivanti EPMM. It is case sensitive.
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5. Enter the Connector URL in the corresponding field.
6. Select <font color="#323232">**Yes**</font> for private deployment that accepts the self-signed certificates. The default is No. Contact Customer Support for more information.
7. Enter the user ID and password in the respective fields.

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This is the Connector user and role created on Ivanti EPMM.
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8. Re-type to confirm the password.
9. Click the check box for <font color="#323232">**Outbound Proxy Required**</font>. Use the following guidelines to specify the settings:

Table: Outbound proxy settings

| **Item**                      | **Description**                                                                                                           |
| ----------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Proxy Host Name / IP          | Enter the Proxy server host name or IP address.                                                                           |
| Proxy Port                    | Enter the port on which the Proxy server is listening.<br />The default is set as 8080.                                   |
| Proxy Authentication Required | Click the check box if authentication is required for the proxy server.<br />Only HTTP basic authentication is supported. |
| Proxy User ID                 | Enter the User ID for the proxy server.                                                                                   |
| Proxy User Password           | Enter the password for the proxy server.                                                                                  |
| Proxy User Confirm Password   | Re-enter the password.                                                                                                    |

10. Click <font color="#323232">**Apply**</font>. A dialog appears prompting you to confirm that you want to proceed.

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**Apply&#x20;**&#x73;aves the configuration in the current session only. It is not persistent after the machine reboots.
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11. Click **OK&#x20;**&#x74;o return to the Connector Configuration page.
12. Click **Save&#x20;**&#x69;n the upper-right corner to make the configuration persistent after the machine reboots.

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The configuration must be saved before it can be tested.
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13. Click **Test&#x20;**&#x74;o validate the configuration. A dialog appears displaying the status.