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docs(server): full copy-edit of auth mode page #13137

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# Argo Server Auth Mode

You can choose which kube config the Argo Server uses:
You can configure how the Argo Server authenticates to Kubernetes:

* `server` - in hosted mode, use the kube config of service account, in local mode, use your local kube config.
* `client` - requires clients to provide their Kubernetes bearer token and use that.
* [`sso`](./argo-server-sso.md) - since v2.9, use single sign-on, this will use the same service account as per "server" for RBAC. We expect to change this in the future so that the OAuth claims are mapped to service accounts.
* `server`: In [hosted mode](argo-server.md#hosted-mode), use the Server's Service Account. In [local mode](argo-server.md#local-mode), use your local kube config.
* `client`: Use the Kubernetes [bearer token of clients](access-token.md).
* `sso`: Use [single sign-on](argo-server-sso.md). This will use the same SA as `server` for RBAC, unless you have enabled [SSO RBAC](argo-server-sso.md#sso-rbac)
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The server used to start with auth mode of "server" by default, but since v3.0 it defaults to the "client".
For v3.0 and after, the default is `client`. Prior to v3.0, it was `server`.

To change the server auth mode specify the list as multiple auth-mode flags:
To configure the Server's auth modes, use one or multiple `--auth-mode` flags. For example:

```bash
argo server --auth-mode=sso --auth-mode=...
argo server --auth-mode=sso --auth-mode=client
```
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