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# Configurar Store Manager para operar con Central Manager

Este tema describe cómo configurar Store Manager para operar con Central Manager. Esto implica habilitar el modo Central en Store Manager e introducir el host y el puerto del gateway de entrada de Central Server.

1. Abrir **Administrador de tienda**. El acceso directo debería estar disponible en su escritorio.
2. Haga clic **Archivo** | **Configuración**.

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3. Vaya a la **Multi-tienda** pestaña.

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4. Introduzca el **ID de la tienda**.
5. Seleccione **Habilitar el modo central**.
6. Introduzca el **URL del servidor central** incluido el puerto. Este es el **Servidor central de RMH** introduzca el nombre de host y el puerto de la puerta de enlace de entrada.
7. Haga clic **Probar** para verificar y probar la URL y el puerto del servidor central.
8. Haga clic **Guardar y cerrar**.


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