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Adding host.docker.internal to a Windows Server 2016 or Linux container
Architecture and Software Design Considerations
Archived Requirements
Client Connectivity
Cloud Authentication
Cloud Cost Savings
Cloud Front Door
Cloud Manager
Create a Load Testing Script
Data Dictionary
Deployment Architectures & Ports
Log File Format
Popflow Only Integration
Processor Bridge
REST Error Handling
SSL Certificate Management
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Obtaining OpenMethods Token

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The first step when integrating any switch with OpenMethods Experience Cloud is to create an access key to use with the integration.

Obtaining the JWT Key

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Login to Experience Cloud.

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Expand Navigation Menu and Click "System Settings"

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Select "API Key" from Menu
Copy the Key for use while configuring your integration

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