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# Add JFrog Registry

When you start using JFrog Connect, one default JFrog registry will already be defined. You can add more registries at any time. 

There are two sub-types of JFrog registries, Artifactory and Artifactory Edge. Use this procedure to add either sub-type.

## Prerequisites

* Administrator role

## Add the Registry

To add a registry, do the following:

1. Go to **General** **Settings** and the **Registry Management** tab, and choose **JFrog** for the Registry Type.

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2. Click **Add Registry** on the upper right of the page. Enter the following information and save.
   * **Name**: A unique name you choose for the registry.
   * **JFrog Server URL**: URL for the applicable Artifactory or Edge server.
   * **JFrog Admin Token**: Your [Admin role access token](https://docs.connect.jfrog.io/developers/api-reference/create-access-token-1).

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**Tip**: Remember to keep your token safe and do not save it where it could be accessed by others.
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## What’s Next?

Learn how to [edit a JFrog registry](/administration-new-ui/general-settings/registry/add-jfrog-registry/edit-jfrog-registry.md).


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