# Documentation Nexus IQ Server 1.26

**Nexus IQ Server 1.26**

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## 21.2. Configuration

The Sonatype CLM Server settings allow you to specify the location of your CLM server. In the example below, basic defaults for configuration have been used. Yours will likely be different.

1. From the main SonarQube interface, click the _Administration_ menu item.

2. From the Administration menu, select _Configuration_, and then click _CLM Settings_.

**Figure 21.3. CLM Settings Menu**

3. In the CLM Settings window, enter your Sonatype CLM Server URL.

4. Select an _Authentication Method_:
   
   1. select _User Authentication_ and enter your username and password (must be at least a developer role for the application associating with this SonarQube project), or
   
   2. select _PKI Authentication_ to delegate authentication to the JVM.

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| These settings will be used across all projects for your SonarQube installation. Because of this we suggest creating a single account in Sonatype CLM for SonarQube, and then associating that account with the Developer role for the applications you will be linking to SonarQube. |

5. Click the _Save CLM Settings_ button to save your Sonatype CLM settings.

**Figure 21.4. SonarQube CLM Server Settings**

#### Proxy Configuration

In some instances, your Sonatype CLM Server may be setup behind a proxy. If this is the case, have your SonarQube Administrator configure your proxy via the wrapper.conf file located within the conf directory of your SonarQube installation. For more information, please refer to [SonarQube’s documentation](https://docs.sonarqube.org/x/JEtq).