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Expand Up @@ -9,6 +9,10 @@ This topic introduces how to import clusters using Dashboard. The current versio
- In the same cluster, the service versions need to be unified. Importing Nebula Graph examples from different versions in the same cluster is not supported.
- The installation path of Nebula Graph needs to be the default installation path `/usr/local`.

1. In the configuration files of each service, change the IP in `<meta|graph|storage>_server_addrs` and `local_ip` to the server's IP, and then start Nebula Graph.

For details, see [Configurations](../../5.configurations-and-logs/1.configurations/1.configurations.md) and [Manage Nebula Graph services](../../4.deployment-and-installation/manage-service.md).

1. In the **Cluster management** page, click **Import cluster**.
2. In the **Import cluster** page, enter the information of **Connect to Nebula Graph**.
- Graphd Host: <The format of Graphd Host is the IP port of one of the Graphd processes>:n<Port>. In this example, the IP is `192.168.8.157:9669`.
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- Enter the cluster name, 15 characters at most. In this example, the cluster name is `create_1027`.
- **Authorize** the node. The SSH username and password of each node are required.
- **Batch authorization** requires uploading the CSV file. Edit the authentication information of each node according to the downloaded CSV file. Ensure that the node information is correct, otherwise upload failure may happen.
![Batch authentication](../figs/ds-026.png)

![Batch authentication](../figs/ds-026.png)

- If the node status on the page becomes **authorized**, the node authentication is successful.
![Authorize](../figs/ds-027.png)

![Authorize](../figs/ds-027.png)

4. Ensure that all nodes are authorized successfully. Click **Import cluster**.

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