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You can enable the Service Account Client from the command line utility.

Note: It is assumed that you have already completed the base configuration for the Hyland IdP server. If you have not yet completed the base configuration, first complete the instructions under Setting Up the Hyland IdP Server From the Command Line.

To enable the Service Account Client, use the following command:

dotnet Hyland.Identity.Server.Initialization.dll enable-serviceclient

For example:

dotnet Hyland.Identity.Server.Initialization.dll enable-serviceclient --config "C:\Program Files\Hyland\identityprovider\idpconfig.json"

To disable the Service Account Client, use the following command:

dotnet Hyland.Identity.Server.Initialization.dll disable-serviceclient

For example:

dotnet Hyland.Identity.Server.Initialization.dll disable-serviceclient --config "C:\Program Files\Hyland\identityprovider\idpconfig.json"