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nats-server/configuration/securing_nats/jwt/mem_resolver.md
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## Create the Server Config ## Create the Server Config
The `nsc` tool can generate a configuration file automatically. You provide a path to the server configuration and operator jwt. The `nsc` tool will copy the operator JWT to the file specified, and generate the server config for you: The `nsc` tool can generate a configuration file automatically. You provide a path to the server configuration. The `nsc` tool will generate the server config for you:
```text ```text
> nsc generate config --mem-resolver --config-file /tmp/server.conf --operator-jwt /tmp/memory.jwt > nsc generate config --mem-resolver --config-file /tmp/server.conf
Success!! - generated "/tmp/server.conf" Success!! - generated "/tmp/server.conf"
generated "/tmp/memory.jwt"
``` ```
If you require additional settings, you may want to consider using [`include`](../../#include-directive) in your main configuration, to reference the generated files. Otherwise, you can start a server and reference the generated configuration: If you require additional settings, you may want to consider using [`include`](../../#include-directive) in your main configuration, to reference the generated files. Otherwise, you can start a server and reference the generated configuration:
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## Manual Server Config ## Manual Server Config
While generating a configuration file is easy, you may want to craft one by hand to know the details. With the entities created, and a standard location for the `.nsc` directory. You can reference the operator JWT and the account JWT in a server configuration. Remember that your configuration will be in `$NSC_HOME/nats/<operator_name>/<operator_name>.jwt` for the operator. The account JWT will be in `$NSC_HOME/nats/<operator_name>/accounts/<account_name>/<account_name>.jwt` While generating a configuration file is easy, you may want to craft one by hand to know the details. With the entities created, and a standard location for the `.nsc` directory. You can reference the operator JWT and the account JWT in a server configuration or the JWT string directly. Remember that your configuration will be in `$NSC_HOME/nats/<operator_name>/<operator_name>.jwt` for the operator. The account JWT will be in `$NSC_HOME/nats/<operator_name>/accounts/<account_name>/<account_name>.jwt`
For the configuration you'll need: For the configuration you'll need:
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The format of the file is: The format of the file is:
```text ```text
operator: <path to the operator jwt> operator: <path to the operator jwt or jwt itself>
resolver: MEMORY resolver: MEMORY
resolver_preload: { resolver_preload: {
<public key for an account>: <contents of the account jwt> <public key for an account>: <contents of the account jwt>