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# Activate Rules
## Manage Rules in Server
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Before creating a custom rule, make sure you have:
* Created a custom Quality Profile from the default Profile. Refer to [Create Custom Quality Profile](/product-guides/integral-zone/iz-analyzer/manage-rules/activate-rules.md) for more information.
* For on-premises or hybrid instances, please use your organization-specific service URL instead of [https://analyzer.integralzone.com](https://analyzer.integralzone.com/).
* For on-premises or hybrid instances, choosing an organization will not be required after login.
{% endhint %}
### Create Custom Quality Profile:
1. Browse to **`[IZ Analyzer](https://analyzer.integralzone.com/)`** -> **`Login with your credentials`** -> click on your profile icon -> Select your organization under **`My Organizations`** -> click on **`Quality Profiles`** menu -> Search for **`Mule Profiles`**. +
* NOTE: There should be one **`Built In`** rule named **`IZ Mule Rules`**, which is the default profile. Rules cannot be activated or de-activated on the **`Built In`** profile. We need to clone/extend the **`Built In`** profile and then activate or de-activate rules.
2. Click on the **`Settings`** -> **`Copy`**, if not already done
3. Enter a **`New Name`** for the profile -> click on **`Copy`**, if not already done
### Activate Rules:
1. Click on the created new profile **`Custom - IZ Mule Rules`**
2. Click on **`Activate More`** to activate rules which are deactivated
3. Once all the deactivated rules are listed, click on the **`Activate`** button against each rule to activate
4. Once all the required rules are activated, go back to **`Quality Profiles`** menu -> Search for **`Mule Profiles`** -> **`Settings`** icon -> **`Set as Default`**, if not already done
* NOTE: Only the profile marked as **`Default`** will be used for evaluating the rules
## See Also
* [Deactivate Rules](/product-guides/integral-zone/iz-analyzer/manage-rules/deactivate-rules.md)
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