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# Import a REST Configuration
### Create a New REST Connector and Import the Configuration
* Navigate to Environment > Connectors
* Select “Add” to add a new connector
* Enter a name for the connector, in the example below “Azure Blob Storage” was used
* Select Type of “REST Service”
* Enter your base address for the service
* Select “EDIT” to edit the Novacura REST Connector Project
* Select “File” then “Import…”
* Select the Novacura REST Connector Project file (.ncrcp extension) that was extracted in the zip file downloaded from the Novacura Marketplace.
* Select “Replace current project” and “Import everything”
* Select “Create/Update connector”
* Select “Save” to save the REST Connector Configuration
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