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articles/azure-arc/servers/arc-gateway.md

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1. Ensure the required URLs are allowed in your environment.
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1. Associate new or existing Azure Arc resources with your Arc gateway resource.
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1. Verify that the setup succeeded.
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1. Ensure other scenarios use the Arc gateway (Linux only)
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1. Ensure other scenarios use the Arc gateway (Linux only).
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### Step 1: Download the az connectedmachine.whl file
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### Step 5: Verify that the setup succeeded
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On the onboarded server, run the following command: `azcmagent show`
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The result should indicate the following values:
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The result should indicate the following values:
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- **Agent Status** should show as **Connected**.
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- **Using HTTPS Proxy** should show as **http://localhost:40343**
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- **Upstream Proxy** should show as your enterprise proxy (if you set one)
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- **Agent Status** should show as **Connected**.
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- **Using HTTPS Proxy** should show as **http://localhost:40343**
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- **Upstream Proxy** should show as your enterprise proxy (if you set one)
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Additionally, to verify successful set-up, you can run the following command: `azcmagent check`
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The result should indicate that the `connection.type` is set to gateway, and the **Reachable** column should indicate **true** for all URLs.
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The result should indicate that the `connection.type` is set to gateway, and the **Reachable** column should indicate **true** for all URLs.
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### Step 6: Ensure additional scenarios use the Arc gateway (Linux only)
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1. Run `azcmagent logs` in PowerShell.
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1. In the resulting .zip file, the logs are located in the `C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\ArcGatewayRouter` folder.
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View gateway Router logs on **Linux**:
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To view gateway Router logs on **Linux**:
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1. Run `sudo azcmagent logs`.
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1. In the resulting log file, the logs are located in the `/usr/local/arcrtr/logs/` folder.
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