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# Libraries configuration

Once your servers are imported and configured, ensure that serves you wish to be utilized by Streams Manager are enabled (edit server and ensure that Enabled switch is ON). Once that is done, it is time to import your libraries:

* Go to the Servers panel
* Open the table menu and click Sync so that servers are enabled can sync server libraries
* Click on Servers & Libraries dropdown and then on Libraries and ensure you see the libraries that are on your servers
* **IMPORTANT!** Edit each library and assign it a library group defined previously

{% hint style="danger" %}
When you add new library to your media server they will be imported during the next synchronization cycle (daily) uness you initiate server sync manually. Note that by default new libraries will be put in the Private group which means no user will be able to access them. Once the library is synchronized, you must edit it to assign it a group or it won't be shared
{% endhint %}


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