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title: Authentication
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description: A guide to authenticating with the Dokploy CLI
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---
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The Dokploy CLI uses a token-based authentication system. To authenticate, you'll need to create an access token and store it securely.
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## Creating an Access Token
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To create an access token, first you need to have permissions if you are admin you don't need permissions.
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by default access token never expires.
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You can go to `dashboard/settings/profile` and click on the `Generate` button.
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<ImageZoom src="/assets/cli/token.png" width={800} height={630} alt='home og image' className="rounded-lg" />
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## Storing the Access Token
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Dokploy when you create an access token automatically will generate a config.json with the access token and the server url.
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## Commands
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1. `dokploy authenticate` - Authenticate with the Dokploy CLI.
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2. `dokploy verify` - Verify if the access token is valid.
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