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20 changes: 20 additions & 0 deletions docusaurus/docs/learn/quickstarts/zac/index.mdx
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cp /persistent/pki/ziti-edge-controller-intermediate/certs/ziti-edge-controller-server.chain.pem /zac-pki
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### Setting Available Controller URL's

You'll need to define a list of pre-approved Ziti Edge Controller URLs to connect to your
controller. To configure this, you'll first need to make sure you pull the latest version of ZAC. Either from source,
or via docker. The ZAC should be at version 3.9.0+ for this to apply.

Then, you must define an environment variable called ZAC_CONTROLLER_URLS with a comma-separated list of URLs.

For Example:

On Mac/Linux:
```
export ZAC_CONTROLLER_URLS=https://localhost:1280,https://example.domain.io:443
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can you add this directly to the docker command (lines 117 ish) and then add these words to the section just below? (starting zac)

don't use these examples. I'd say "if you followed the Local - With Docker quickstart, this would be: ZAC_CONTROLLER_URLS=https://ziti-edge-controller:1280

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On Windows:
```
set ZAC_CONTROLLER_URLS=https://10ca1host:1280,https://example.domain.io:443
```

### Starting ZAC

With the certificates copied, you will be able to start the ZAC using one Docker command. Also notice the command
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