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# IZ Suite Configuration

## IZ Scan Plugin - IZ Scan Configuration

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Before installing the plugin, make sure you have:

* Purchased a valid license for the [IZ Scan Plugin](/product-guides/integral-zone/iz-suite/iz-scan/anypoint-studio/installation/install-iz-analyzer-studio.md).
* For on-premises or hybrid instances, please use your organization-specific service URL instead of <https://iz.integralzone.com>.
  {% endhint %}

### Connection Setup

1. Go to **`Window`** -> **`Preferences`** -> **`IZ Preferences`** (**`Anypoint Studio`** -> **`Settings`** -> **`IZ Preferences`** in Mac)
   1. Choose **`IZ`** plugin type
   2. Provide the `Service Url`. Service URL for cloud users will be <https://iz.integralzone.com/> and for on-premises or hybrid installations, use your organization-specific URL.
   3. A security token can be generated by following the steps in [Generating Security Token](/product-guides/integral-zone/iz-suite/iz-scan/ci-cd-integration/generate-security-token.md). Use this generated token in the **`Access Token`** field.
2. Use the **`Developer Token`** shared as part of the license details
3. Click on **`Test Connection`** to ensure the connection is successful.
4. Click on **`Sync Metadata`** to sync the available `Quality Profiles` and corresponding rules -
   1. `Quality Profiles` -> Choose the required Quality Profile to sync the rules from the server.\
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   2. Choose **`Apply`** and Select **`Apply and Close`**

### See Also

* [Configure IZ Analyzer Plugin](/product-guides/integral-zone/iz-suite/iz-scan/anypoint-studio/configuration/iz-analyzer-configuration.md)
* [Source Code Analysis - On The Fly Results](/product-guides/integral-zone/iz-suite/iz-scan/anypoint-studio/source-code-analysis/anypoint-studio-analysis.md)


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