# Configure ZPLS for Your Account

This section provides step-by-step instructions for configuring the ZPLS module for use within your account. After completing this section, you can expect to know how to assign a ZPLS module to a site for use, confirm its activity, and designate users for survivability through multiple levels of administration.

### Associate the ZPLS Module(s) with a Site

Once the ZPLS module is installed, it must be associated with a site before it can be used. However, this process will vary if deploying multiple ZPLS modules in a group for scaling or resiliency, or if deploying a single ZPLS module *without* scaling or resiliency. The following two sections define **Group Node** deployments and **Single Node** deployments.

#### <mark style="color:blue;">Associating multiple ZPLS modules in a group to a site for scaling and/or resiliency</mark>

To configure a site for scaling or redundancy, first complete all steps and sections within the [Deploying ZPLS](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yGwQJ00lISsWuz8zXRpEMEPFZa5Hp1VUxsoK07eoSrA/edit?pli=1#heading=h.wrba5u2ahyc) section for each module you are currently deploying. Once all modules are successfully installed and associated with the account, perform the following steps:

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1. Sign into the Zoom web portal.
2. Under the **Phone System Management** sub-menu, select **Company Info**.
3. Click **Account Settings**.

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4. Locate the **Zoom Node** subsection, find and click **Manage** next to *Local Survivability***.**

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5. On the following page, click the **Groups** tab.

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6. Click the blue **Add** button, and a pop-up will appear.
7. Within the pop-up, give the group a name and description, mark whether or not the modules associated with this group are [marked for redundancy](#_713h8q9p7kks), and if the group should enter [testing mode](#_fjhqahy269dg).

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8. Once complete, click **Add**.
9. On the following page, locate and click the name of the group you previously created.

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10. On the following page, next to **Nodes** click **Add**.

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11. Once again, on the following page, click the blue **Add** button\*\*,\*\*and a pop-up will appear.

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12. Within the pop-up, select the intended modules for the site.

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13. Once complete, click **Save** in the bottom-right corner, and the pop-up will close.
14. After the pop-up is closed, you will see the list of assigned ZPLS modules to the Node Group. Along the top of the screen, click the name of the group to the left of the “*Nodes in…*” link.

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15. On the following page, input the name of the intended Site (and Route Group if necessary) within the appropriate field.

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16. Click the blue **Save** button under the field.
17. You have successfully associated multiple ZPLS modules to a site!

#### <mark style="color:blue;">Associating a single ZPLS module with a site</mark> *<mark style="color:blue;">without</mark>* <mark style="color:blue;">scaling and/or resiliency</mark>

To associate a ZPLS module with a site, perform the following steps:

1. Sign into the Zoom web portal.
2. Under the **Phone System Management** sub-menu, select **Company Info**.
3. Click **Account Settings**.

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4. Locate the **Zoom Node** subsection and click **Manage**.

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5. On the following screen, locate the appropriate ZPLS module based on the **Server** name, click **Assign to** on the right-hand side of the screen, and a pop-up will appear.

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6. In the pop-up, select the appropriate site in the **Assign to** field. Leave the Route Group field blank at this time, and click **OK** when complete.

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7. You have successfully assigned a ZPLS module to a site!


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