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# Creating a Configuration for the Rule Set
Our rule set is now complete, and the next step is to get it running on the Proxy Server. This requires a configuration. Configurations provide all of the instructions for how rule sets obtain their input, how they connect to databases, under what circumstances rule sets are run and so on.
To create a new configuration, click on Configurations in the console administration tree:
Configurations tree
The create new configuration page is shown. Select your Google Ad Remover repository, enter the file name **RemoveAds** and a short description:
New Configurations
Click **Create** to create the configuration. You will notice that the configuration automatically selects the **NoAds** rule set. However, if you have multiple rule sets you will need to ensure that you set the correct one.
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