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# Steps to add new AWS settings using ReXdesk
* Click the ‘Tools’ tab in the Navigation bar and select ‘Cloud Settings’.
* In the Cloud Settings window, select the ‘S3 ‘option and then select the ‘New S3’ option.
* In the S3 Settings window, specify the Region from the drop-down menu.
* Specify the type of storage services - AWS or Compatible (alternate S3 API-supported storage services).
* Specify the S3 Connection type from the drop-down menu. Select Plain for HTTP connection and SSL for HTTPS (Certificate must be added to the XML file).
* Specify ‘Port’ details: 80 if the connection type is Plain, 443 if the connection type is SSL.
* Specify the bucket name for objects stored in Amazon S3.
* Specify the ‘Access Key’ and ‘Secret Key’ for the AWS account
* Click ‘OK’.
* The new AWS S3 setting details have been defined using ReXdesk.
* Click on ’x’ to exit the window.
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