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# Keeper Bridge Server Installation

Installation of the Keeper Bridge service

Use the link below to install the latest Keeper Bridge:\
[Download Keeper Bridge](https://keepersecurity.com/bridge/KeeperBridge.zip)

1.  On the server, extract the zip file and then double click the KeeperEnterpriseBridge.msi file.
2.  If applicable, Process the User Account Control window.
3.  Select **Next** on the Welcome screen.
4.  Choose **I accept the agreement** and select **Next** on the End-User License Agreement screen.
5.  Accept the default installation location or browse for a new one and then select **Next**. 
6.  Click **Install** on the Ready to Install screen .
7.  Select **Finish** to complete the installation.

{% hint style="info" %}
The Keeper Bridge Client can be installed on multiple computers but the Keeper Bridge Service should only be installed on one server per instance.
{% endhint %}


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