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title: "Configuring the Integration"
canonical: "https://docs.infoblox.com/space/DeploymentGuideTDDDI4GoogleSecOpsSOAR/1582202963/Configuring%20the%20Integration"
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1. Once the integration has been installed successfully, the user needs to configure it to use the actions provided by the integration. These actions can be run manually from a case or can be used in playbooks.
2. To configure the integration, users can navigate to **Response** > **Integrations Setup**.

![image-20250730-145832.png](media://ed8de1cc-f811-48a2-b849-057ae48791ce)

3. The integration can be configured in any of the desired environments. The integration actions can be used for playbooks and cases belonging to the environment in which the integration is configured.
4. Click on the Plus (**+**) button to configure the integration for the desired environment.

![image-20250730-150048.png](media://a65e32f3-e458-4ef7-8220-c9feddddfb3e)

5. Search for Infoblox Threat Defense with DDI integration and select it. Click Save.
6. The instance of integration will be saved. However, in the next pop-up, users must add the necessary configuration parameters to use the actions.

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|  |  |  |  |  |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| **Field name** | **Description** | **Default value** | **Required** | **Type** |
| API Root | The base URL of the Infoblox instance. | [https://csp.infoblox.com](https://csp.infoblox.com) | True | String |
| API Key | The API Key using which the API calls would be made to the Infoblox instance | - | True | Password |
| Verify SSL | Controls SSL certificate verification when making HTTPS requests to the Infoblox API endpoints. | Unchecked | False | Checkbox |

7. After adding the valid configuration parameters, click on the Save button to save the configurations. This is required to access the Infoblox APIs used in the actions.
8. After saving the configurations, the user can validate them using the Test button
  1. A green tick mark appears if the credentials provided are valid.
    
  2. If invalid credentials are provided or any internal issue is faced, a red cross mark on the right side of the Test button will appear. The full error message can be displayed by clicking the red cross button.
    

*NOTE:*

- *After making any changes in the configuration parameters, the user needs to save them before testing again using the Test button.*
- *When updating the credentials, the user must delete the entire API Key from the input first before adding the updated API Key.*

More information about configuring integrations in Google SecOps can be found [here](https://cloud.google.com/chronicle/docs/soar/respond/integrations-setup/configure-integrations).