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# nsc
# NATS Account Configuration
NATS account configurations are built using the `nsc` tool. The NSC tool allows you to:
* Create and edit Operators, Accounts, Users
* Manage subscribe and publish permissions for Users
* Add and delete Exports and Imports
* Generate Activation tokens
* Generate User credential files
* Describe Operators, Accounts, Users, and Activations
* Push account JWTs to a server or pull account JWTs from a server
- Create and edit Operators, Accounts, Users
- Manage subscribe and publish permissions for Users
- Add and delete Exports and Imports
- Generate Activation tokens
- Generate User credential files
- Describe Operators, Accounts, Users, and Activations
- Push account JWTs to a server or pull account JWTs from a server
## Installation
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curl -L https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nats-io/nsc/master/install.py | python
```
The script will download the latest version of `nsc` and install it into your system.
The script will download the latest version of `nsc` and install it into your system.
## Tutorials
You can find various task-oriented tutorials to working with the tool here:
* [Basic Usage](nsc.md)
* [Configuring Streams](streams.md)
* [Configuring Services](services.md)
* [Signing Keys](signing_keys.md)
* [Revoking Users or Activations](revocation.md)
* [Working with Managed Operators](managed.md)
- [Basic Usage](nsc.md)
- [Configuring Streams](streams.md)
- [Configuring Services](services.md)
- [Signing Keys](signing_keys.md)
- [Revoking Users or Activations](revocation.md)
- [Working with Managed Operators](managed.md)
## Tool Documentation
For more specific browsing of the tool syntax, check out the `nsc` tool documentation. It can be found within the tool itself:
For more specific browsing of the tool syntax, check out the `nsc` tool documentation.
It can be found within the tool itself:
```text
> nsc help
```
Or an online version [here](https://nats-io.github.io/nsc).